If your question is just - "Is it possible"? Then the answer is Yes. However, if you are asking for the current tags to implement this, that is a totally separate question. That would take some re-work. Pete Aapo Laakkonen wrote: > Is it possible to have custom tags that can have both child elements and > attributes? I mean that in some cases it would be more elegant to use > elements instead of attributes: > > <bean:message key="text.welcome"> > <arg0><bean:write name="un" property="firstname"/></arg0> > <arg1><bean:write name="un" property="firstname"/></arg1> > </bean:message> > > or: > > <bean:message> > <key>text.welcome</key> > <arg0><bean:write name="un" property="firstname"/></arg0> > <arg1><bean:write name="un" property="firstname"/></arg1> > </bean:message> > > instead of this: > > <bean:message key="text.welcome" > arg0="<% = un.firstname %>" > arg1="<% = un.lastname %>" > </bean:message> > > Or it would be even more flexible if you could use both of them (at the same > time). > This was just an example and at least I have found many places where I'd > like to > use child elements instead of attributes. > > Or is it just me who thinks that those runtime expressions are pretty ugly? > > -- Aapo Laakkonen, +358 (50) 33 99 682, ProjectCast Ltd, Helsinki, Finland.
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