Hi,
i was looking into the UrlParameterNavigationHandler class i saw a TODO
with the following comments
// TODO: this only supports one EL expression at the moment; it would be
nice
// to support multiple.
protected String interceptRedirect(FacesContext context, String url)
But when i
Note: pure speculation.
Possibly it's due to the misunderstanding that the #{blah} part of
the string is the EL expression.
Any string is an EL expression, and #{} is simply one operator that
can be used in that string. So #{a} text #{b} text #{c} is one EL
expression, not three.
On 10/30/07,
Hi!
// TODO: this only supports one EL expression at the moment; it would
be nice
// to support multiple.
I do not exactly know why we stated that.
In fact, the TODO should be:
// TODO: Parse every #{} one by one, correctly convert it to a string
(e.g. by using converters) and url encode them
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
// TODO: this only supports one EL expression at the moment; it would
be nice
// to support multiple.
I do not exactly know why we stated that.
In fact, the TODO should be:
// TODO: Parse every #{} one by one, correctly convert it to a string
(e.g. by using