On Apr 14, 2005, at 6:43 PM, Jamie wrote:

That's an interesting idea.

Howard? Erik?

There is no technical reason why this couldn't be done, and in Picasso it is extensible enough to be able to plug in a custom binding to make this happen (though maybe it'd require a custom prefix? I'm not sure about that)


I can't say yet if I prefer the method signature format or not - it looks clean, but it also would rely on a bit more magic in parsing the string into a method name and then a parameter list and then evaluating that parameter list as OGNL expressions individually. By doing something like this you lose a bit of dynamic behavior in that the method name would not be as easily dynamic as it could be when kept separate from the parameters.

I'm -0 on such a change at this point.

        Erik



Jamie

Dr Paul Gorman wrote:

OK. I guess the real question is why not just have:

<a jwcid="@DirectLink" listener="doClick(objectId,
index)"> . . .</a>

Why have a separate parameter for parameters ?

Paul

--- Jamie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

because the value in listener *must* be an ognl
expression.

Dr Paul Gorman wrote:


Is there any particular reason why you don't make

the

syntax the same as an OGNL expression ?

e.g.

<a jwcid="@DirectLink" listener="doClick"
parameters="{ objectId, index }"> . . . </a>

becomes

<a jwcid="@DirectLink"
listener="ognl:doClick(objectId, index)"> . . .

</a>

Regards

Paul.
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