Martin! >hmmm... this way we can catch some "no" "false" / "yes" "true"
You are right: a checkbox value, as seen with Vadim, is a string with a value of 'on', when selected. But a session or a request boolean attribute is an object, not a string. So we should process the source parameter differently depending by its source (request parameter or cookie are strings), and application/request/session attributes are objects. The request parameters can be checked by comparing the value with a String like 'on', 'true', '1' and 'yes' (default parameter value can be set to 'false' with 'nullable' flag for checkbox parameters). Other sources with a boolean value. I think it is important that the descriptor file should be source-independent, and the source can be specified in the sitemap. > Another thing: I forgot the application attributes in the list of > sources of values to check from! >here I don't understand what you mean by "application" attributes, apart >from having possibility to check request and session someone mentioned for >example beans, is this what you mean also ??? No, servlet specifications define many scopes for the attributes: request, session and application. These are several places to store attributes in a web application. Bye, Paolo Scaffardi AIRVENT SAM S.p.A. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
