Hello,
I've finally solved a bad syntax problem with jelly, which was caused by an inconsistency between jelly and jexl:
Jelly accepts structured variable names, such as x.y.z. This is absolutely comfortable to write complex scripts with many property values - but that's only in Jelly. For evaluating expressions, Jelly uses Jexl - and Jelly does not support structured variable names. But I've also never got an error message from Jexl (okay, that might be an issue from Maven). Just the tests didn't work correct.
I'd like to see it documented somewhere or - even better - changed in Jexl.
Kind regards
Peter Nabbefeld
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