<j:new var="matcher" className="my.matcher.Matcher"><j:arg value="...."/></j:new>
<j:mute>${matcher.match(input}}</j:mute>
<j:if test="${matcher.didMatch()}">
Do something
</j:if>
That's the way you can do, typically, with a jakarta-regexp or oro library.
Also, there's a regexp tag-library. Have you looked at it ?
paul
Le 11 janv. 05, � 15:46, Norm Deane a �crit :
Unfortunately we're still using JDK1.3 (app server requirement). What I'd like to be able to do is...
Given a class called Course which has a 'name' property. Be able to write some type of expression that evaluates the name property NOT for equality, less than, greater than, etc but evaluates the name property against some type of regexp. I'd like to do this within JEXL because there will be other types of evaluations that need to be made on the Course object.
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