RE: Script Action
And how to avoid CompoundRoot Access error? Object does not exist?
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And how to avoid CompoundRoot Access error? Object does not exist?
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You can
You can just access the Parameter map from ActionContext...
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&
getter/setter methods?
regards
Juergen
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It should be relatively easy, for
neric SriptAction, maybe one per script
type...
Jason
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> I w
I was thinking of using scripts instead of classes for rapid development. I'm pretty
sure I'll need java classes for production later on. But for development I'd like to
use scripts. This is why the difference should be minimal only. Groovy and BeanShell
are both very much like Java.
I think O
