Hi Mike, yes what I hadn't appreciated at this point was how the text
tag will use the ValueStack to look up the text using a text(name)
method call which eventually finds the base class's inherited getText
method from ActionSupport.
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Thi
Yes, the plan is to use Ognl. It had just as good of performance and it does
better type conversion for both setters and getters. Examples are in CVS
already at sandbox/xwork, and a working system will be in place in a couple
days.
-Pat
- Original Message -
From: "Blake Day" <[EMAIL PROTE
I believe ActionSupport looks for a resource bundled based on the action
name (ie Shop.java -> Shop.properties). Look at ActionSupport.getText()
-mike
On 23/12/02 4:59 AM, "Robert Nicholson" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) penned the
words:
> In the CD shop example how does webwork know to go looking for th
Ok it's starting to make some sense... I haven't seen where the action
instance gets put on the value stack but I can see that the text(name)
syntax that WebWorkTagSupport uses means that it will invoke the
getText method on the action in the value stack. How does it know to
only look for the a
Ok it's starting to make some sense... I haven't seen where the action
instance gets put on the value stack but I can see that the text(name)
syntax that WebWorkTagSupport uses means that it will invoke the
getText method on the action in the value stack. How does it know to
only look for the a
In the CD shop example how does webwork know to go looking for the
Shop.properties (depending on Locale) resource bundle?
I cannot find any uses of the I18n tag anywhere in the jsp. So how else
does this Resource Bundle get put on the value stack?
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I agree that the API is terrible. Is anyone coming up with a better idea
for Xwork?
Blake
- Original Message -
From: "Rickard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2002 4:39 AM
Subject: Re: [OS-webwork] PropertyEditor cache
> Heng Sin Low wrote:
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