>>>>> "James" == James Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
James> I find in my code, I do the following a lot:
James> <logic:equal name="foo" property="bar" value"baz">
James> </logic:equal>
James> <logic:notEqual name="foo" property="bar" value"baz">
James> </logic:notEqual>
James> I'd like to propose (and would be willing to code) the following:
James> <logic:equal name="foo" property="bar" value"baz">
James> <logic:else>
James> </logic:else>
James> </logic:equal>
James> What do people think?
I think the trend is to avoid implementing features which are easily supplied
in the JSTL. This is easily done with an arrangement of "c:choose", "c:when",
and "c:otherwise" tags. This doesn't help people who are forced to use
containers only supporting Servlet 2.2. Hopefully that set is becoming smaller
and smaller.
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