Component editor provides both completion and validation of inline
bindings exactly like in the WOD editor, but your bindings are
syntactically incorrect. It should have quotes and $ syntax for
dynamic values:
<wo:WORepetition list =
"$displayedProduct.toAuctionType.toVoucherTypes" item =
"$repetitionVoucherType">
...
</wo:WORepetition>
The full explanation is at http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/
display/WOL/Modern+Binding+Styles .
ms
On Sep 7, 2007, at 5:15 AM, Thomas wrote:
I use WOGNL all the time, and really enjoy it. However, when I use
inline bindings in WOLips component editor I lose auto-complete,
which is a serious problem, and it also can't seem to validate the
tags properly. For example, I get an error about a list not allowed
to be a constant if I have something like
<wo:WORepetition
list=displayedProduct.toAuctionType.toVoucherTypes ...
So inline bindings isn't really an option for me for serious work.
On 05/09/2007, at 6:10, Steven Mark McCraw wrote:
- the ability to cut or copy a whole group of elements and paste
them somewhere else, bindings and all.
If you use WOOgnl and inline bindings, you will have this ability
within Eclipse's component editor. I think you will find that
general readability of your components is much improved as well.
I literally never put anything in a wod file any more, and that
has made all the difference for me. But it's all just personal
preference. Maybe try using WOOgnl and inline bindings and see if
it addresses you concerns:
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Modern+Binding
+Styles
Mark
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