1. In alpha-1 (or maybe earlier), I recall that the default binding prefix for bean properties was changed to "literal". I saw this as an improvement over 3.1. In alpha-2, this was changed back to "ognl".
I think I liked it better the other way around. I dislike having to use nested quotes to define literal strings this way within an xml attribute (e.g. <set name="pattern" value="'MM-dd-yyyy'"/>).
Can we switch this back?
2. The more I use 4.0, the more I find the default binding prefix override for component parameters to be incredibly frustrating. I think that the hassle of having to lookup (or remember) the expected binding prefix for each component parameter far outweighs the minimal keystroke savings. I liked it better when "literal" was the default and overriding was not permitted. Things were much more straight forward that way. I find that I am wasting a lot of time debugging runtime exceptions in my component specification because I assumed the wrong binding prefix.
Thoughts?
Paul
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