RE: Beans static method in non static way

2004-04-06 Thread Roy Benjamin
Bill Siggelkow [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, 6 April 2004 12:50 > To: 'Tag Libraries Users List' > Subject:RE: Beans static method in non static way > > Thanks for the clarification, Andrew. JSTL is predicated on the > JavaBe

RE: Beans static method in non static way

2004-04-06 Thread Andrew Stevens
thods. Cheers, AS -Original Message- From: Bill Siggelkow [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, 6 April 2004 12:50 To: 'Tag Libraries Users List' Subject: RE: Beans static method in non static way Thanks for the clarif

RE: Beans static method in non static way

2004-04-05 Thread Bill Siggelkow
7; Subject: RE: Beans static method in non static way Thanks v.much for your reply. To the contrary, I don't have a lot of static methods, but many objects each with one or two static methods. For example: we have a class called 'Subject' (yep nothing special - building HTML

RE: Beans static method in non static way

2004-04-05 Thread Andrew Stevens
ag Libraries Users List' Subject: RE: Beans static method in non static way Well, I don't mean to sound like a OO-snob, but I have to say that if you have a lot of static methods than it means that your code is written more like a procedural languag

RE: Beans static method in non static way

2004-04-05 Thread Bill Siggelkow
Well, I don't mean to sound like a OO-snob, but I have to say that if you have a lot of static methods than it means that your code is written more like a procedural language than an object-oriented one. That being said, if you have to de4al with thte static methods than the best way I would think