> This will not solve imnput problems. Imagine that the functiona ctually has > two arguments: > > <mm:function name="url"> > <mm:param name="type" value="ram" /> > <mm:param name="connection" value="1500" /> > </mm:function> > > could perhaps send url(ram,1500) to the core. > > But what should > > <mm:function name="url"> > <mm:param name="connection" value="1500" /> > <mm:param name="type" value="ram" /> > </mm:function> > > do then?
hmm named parameters is very nice in perl call ( -url -> "http://www.test.nl/"; ,-connectionspeed =>"84kbs"); But I think the "java" way of doing this is just like beans are doing it <jsp:useBean id="search" class="org.mmbase.applications.htdigsearch.HTDigBean" scope="page"/> <jsp:setProperty name="search" property="*" /> or <jsp:setProperty name="search" property="ram" /> <jsp:getProperty name="search" property="result" /> or something like this.. We really need to start looking around (what functionality is provided with JSTL) and how can we make use of those functionalities
