> > Actually xjavadoc converts foo.bar into foo:bar
> > on parsing stage by applying dotted().
> >
>
> You're right. Very strange. It should be the other way around as you
say.
Not strange. All the templates are in colon format. If a user types in
dotted format then it should be converted to colon format so that
templates operate properly. So a better solution is to convert it to
dotted format from the both ends: templates and inside the XDoc. I don't
mean converting all those templates to dotted format, waste of time. But
to turn the getAttributeValue("ejb:bean")... to "ejb.bean" inside that
query method. Then you can turn dotted() into coloned() if you want :-)
> I think the getTagValue(bla bla bla) adds some extra functionality
that
> isn't in xjavadoc yet, doesn't it? I mean checking for valid values,
> providing defaults and so on. -So I don't think you can do this before
> equivalent functionality is added to xjavadoc.
I'd rather implement it in the xtags/velocitification phase. Almost
everything will be moved to XTagBeans and xjavadoc object model.
Ara.
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