g the earlier ones), then +1 :-)
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> From: Pat Lightbody [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Simple en
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> > From: Pat Lightbody [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > You add th
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> You add that property file in the same package as SomeClass.class
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> As for default converters and stuff like that, it's triv
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> Where do you add this?
>
> How do I add a converter that's ALWAYS used (or at least the default
...
> }
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> How can it get any simpler?
>
> -Pat
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> From: "Jason Carreira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Is it better than Commons beanutils? The type conversion there is VERY
> simple, and it's nice to have a registry to register conve
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> From: Pat Lightbody [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Well, Ognl is MUCH more powerful, and it's type conversion
&g
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> Is there any reason why Ognl is prefer over jstl el ? Thought it might be
> better to go with the standard approach.
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> --- Pat Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't think is yet supporte
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Pat Lightbody wrote:
>I don't think is yet supported by Ognl. The Ognl mailing list has been VERY
>quiet lately... it&#
Pat Lightbody wrote:
I don't think is yet supported by Ognl. The Ognl mailing list has been VERY
quiet lately... it's starting to worry me a bit...
Drew? You still around? Need any help? :)
I'm alive :-)
I had to take a job a while back. Contracts were getting few and far
between. I guess O
ting to worry me a bit...
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> Drew? You still around? Need any help? :)
>
> -Pat
>
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> From: "Jason Carreira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Try having indexed getters and setters, like so:
>
> public Kardon getKardon(int index)
> public void setKardon(int index, Kardon kardon)
>
> This might allo
Try having indexed getters and setters, like so:
public Kardon getKardon(int index)
public void setKardon(int index, Kardon kardon)
This might allow you to to use the index notation (not making any
promises :-))
Jason
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