I haven't heard anything on this. Is this something that could be useful to Struts, or should we just keep it in house? -----Original Message----- From: Chad Johnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:43 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Proposal: Multiple match equal and notEqual tags. I would like to propose two new logic tag handlers that will work similarly to the equal and notEqual tags, but allow a comma separated list of possible values to match on. I have already prototyped the tags for our in house use and am wondering if this is something that people would like to see added. I have called the tags equalOneOf and notEqualOneOf. It should be simple to infer how they work, but here's a quick example anyway: <logic:equalOneOf name="myBean" property="someValue" matchValues="a,b,c"> ...content... </logic:equalOneOf> The content will be evaluated if myBean.getSomeValue() returns a, b, or c. It should work like the other tags and accept Doubles and Longs. I was forced to use the attribute name matchValues because of some strange compiler errors I am getting if I try to use the name values instead. Is this functionality that others would benefit from? It's entirely possible that this capability already exists. I didn't see anything too similar in my quick run-through of the docs and code, but I didn't look at any of the nightly builds. Chad Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
