RE: Using ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute()

2004-03-17 Thread Martin van Dijken
Hey Denis, - first of all, this is really the list for non-struts taglibraries, for struts issues please refer to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - second, I'm not that sure what you mean, but can't you use the struts-el taglibraries to create the param at the time the link is created? I think the el-taglibs

Re: Using ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute()

2004-03-17 Thread f.
Martin, First thanks for your reactivity. I sent message to struts-user list before I post here . The evaluation of the expression can not be done during jsp processing because 1- custom tags are processed defining a datatable 2- table is then sent to browser 3- click each cell in the same

RE: Using ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute()

2004-03-17 Thread Martin van Dijken
ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute() Martin, First thanks for your reactivity. I sent message to struts-user list before I post here . The evaluation of the expression can not be done during jsp processing because 1- custom tags are processed defining a datatable 2- table

Re: Using ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute()

2004-03-17 Thread Marc Guillemot
What about using directly a org.apache.commons.el.ExpressionEvaluatorImpl? No PageContext is needed. You just have to provide a javax.servlet.jsp.el.VariableResolver and I think you should write it carefully to avoid generating a security hole as your EL comes from the request. Marc. f. wrote:

Re: Using ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute()

2004-03-17 Thread f.
Hello Marc, That seems great but I think we won't use JSP 2.0 cos we need Jetty Stable release. Somebody told me about commons-jexl maybe this would be the best solution. Thanks for your help. Denis. Marc Guillemot wrote: What about using directly a

Re: Using ExpressionEvaluatorManager in a Struts Action execute()

2004-03-17 Thread f.
Guys, Many thanks for your time. Finally it works the way I described initially ... I feel a bit confused. It seems there is no way to do that a more simple way without using JSP 2.0. One day we will move to 2.0 and I will change that. Denis. Hello Marc, That seems great but I think we won't use