Geert,
I just added tag tag/entity detection to
StringUtils.encodeHtmlDefensive. I put below the unittest for comments.
Nice work Pierre, this looks like a very powerful and flexible
implementation, based on the unittest you sent.
Next point, object injection. You wrote:
That's actually not entirely correct. RIFE supports injection of any
kind of object and will try its best to convert between types.
Can you give me an exemple with an object other than a String. I didn't
find very usefull the exemple in "Ioc Support" wiki article as it uses
directly supported tag "datasource". And I don't know where to find
other exemples.
You can retrieve any object from any participant, using the XML
declaration. This is explained here:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/IoC+support#IoCsupport-1
Besides that, a site structure can be declared in Java, Groovy or Janino
(not just XML). So people can easily inject any object using the
SiteBuilder method calls, like this:
addProperty("prop1", new PropertyValueObject(myobject))
Best regards,
Geert
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