Absolutely! The match there seems to be perfect.
The only suggestion I would make is - hide the language name in the
expression:
Query q = persistenceManager.getQuery(MyClass.class,
"javascript:someObjects.myProperty < $varName" );
This will only simplify your implementation.
- Dmit
Juozas, Stephen,
Sounds very exciting. The JEX APIs are not cast in stone as yet. Let
me know how they should be changed to accomodate your needs. I will
happily make the changes. We could also use more contributors on JEX.
Thanks,
- Dmitri
--- Juozas Baliuka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
Hi,
I going to use this idea to implement in memory query for persistent objects
and may be for JDO QL.
At 14:38 2002.06.12 +, Stephen Colebourne wrote:
>Dmitri,
>I have had a simiilar idea of using a prefix such as xpath:. I need to add
>functionality similar to this to the Joda project to
On Wednesday 12 June 2002 09:35 am, Dmitri Plotnikov wrote:
> Before I drop it in the sandbox, I want to make sure it is ok that JEX
> depends on Rhino, which is under a license that is a combination of
> GPL, LGPL and MPL. I read the parts of that license I could understand
> and it appears to b
Dmitri,
I have had a simiilar idea of using a prefix such as xpath:. I need to add
functionality similar to this to the Joda project to access data (as with
BeanUtils), so I am interested in using this if the API is suitable ;-)
Stephen
- Original message
From: Dmitri Plotnikov
Before I drop it in the sandbox, I want to make sure it is ok that JEX
depends on Rhino, which is under a license that is a combination of
GPL, LGPL and MPL. I read the parts of that license I could understand
and it appears to be ok to include JS.jar wholesale without infecting
Apache with GPL,
On 6/12/02 8:49 AM, "Dmitri Plotnikov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folk,
>
> I need your opinion on something.
>
> Check out JEX: www.plotnix.com/jex/index.html
>
> It is a set of APIs that unifies the use of expression languages. Out of
> the box it is integrated with the expression languag
