From: "Christian Sell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> is there a way to do this:
>
> <mytag class="myClass">
> <someTag someAtt="dada>
> <anotherNestedElement att="dada"/>
> </someTag>
> </mytag>
>
> where <mytag> comes from a library which is not derived from
> BeanTagLibrary or any other Library, and the other tags are not defined
> in any library.
>
> The result should be that from the nested tags an object hierarchy is
> created, and the root object supplied to the mytag object through the
> setSomeTag() method.
Right now if you created your own library, deriving from BeanTagLibrary and
registered "mytag" as a possible root tag, it'd all just work. However you
did say...
> where <mytag> comes from a library which is not derived from
> BeanTagLibrary or any other Library
why do you have this restriction? Is it namespaces that you don't want to
expose to the end user? You can always register that the empty namespace
binds to your tag library and it'd just work.
e.g.
public class MyTagLibrary extends BeanTagLibrary {
public MyTagLibrary() {
registerBean( "mytag", MyDefaultBean.class );
}
}
...
JellyContext context = new JellyContext();
context.registerTagLibrary( "", new MyTagLibrary() );
context.runScript( "my.jelly" );
then the script that you supplied would just work.
James
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