Yep. We've consistently used refid to mean "stuff the value from the
object refered to by this id into whatever makes sense for me." What
you've described follows that model nicely.
Glenn McAllister
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Subject: Re: refid in property
Would one expect that given
<property name="dummy" id="dummyId" value="test" />
the following two constructs yield the same result
<property name="dummy2" value="${dummy}" />
<property name="dummy2" refid="dummyId" />
i.e. should Property get a toString method returning the value of the
property?
Stefan
PS: Vincent, please send a "diff -u" next time, a lot easier to apply
than copy/pasting code.
