I have seen this used in several places and I have to ask, why? Ted
Husted uses it in Scaffold and there are several examples around the
web that use it as well. What am I talking about?
consider this short code snippet
return mapping.findForward(Tokens.SUCCESS_KEY);
How is that any different than
return mapping.findForward("success");
Both are in english, one just resolves to a variable the other is
static. I guess I could understand the use of tokens for placing
keys into the request scope since you might one day find you have a
conflict, but besides that, what is the purpose?
Dan
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