I could be wrong, but when I first looked at this, I remembered a time
when maybe this plugin didn't take OGNL parameters? If that's the
case, this is probably just a remnant. You might want to switch around
the logic a little bit in your patch so that height/weight can be set
as OGNL params, and then you pull the values out as Longs when you set
them on the rendered chart... (or however you want to do it).
You can probably check your new patch by adding a getMyHeight and
getMyWidth to an action and see if you can use them as OGNL properties
to set on the result (i.e. -
<param name="height">${myHeight}</param>
I can't remember all of the conversion rules, but I'm pretty sure that
test was added when the params were made OGNL aware.
-Wes
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 1:47 PM, Security
Management<list-subscripti...@secmgmt.com> wrote:
> OK, going through the tests for the jfreechart plugin, I see this:
>
> result.setHeight("${myHeight}");
> result.setWidth("${myWidth}");
>
> ValueStack stack = ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack();
> stack.set("myHeight", 250);
> stack.set("myWidth", 150);
>
> I get that it's testing that the result is picking the values up off of the
> value stack.
>
> However, the methods in the plugin setWidth(Long x) take Longs, so this does
> not even compile.
>
> How is that?
>
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