On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Wolfgang R�ckelein wrote:
> BTW: Where should we provide input to the EL discussion? Is this
> discussion public?
It can be discussed informally here. More formally, the subject has now
been taken up by the JSR-152 group, so I should defer to Eduardo
Pelegri-Llopart and Mark Roth (the spec leads) in describing how they're
prefer community feedback on the EL. My guess is that the
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> Does the ECMA implementation support all scopes that SPEL supports:
> page, request, session, app, header, param, paramvalues?
No, I think the current ECMAScript implementatino supports only scoped
attributes (page, request, session, and app). The final EL will most
likely support more than this, though.
> Regarding the question regarding "and, or, not" on
> http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/standard-doc/spel/spel.html: I
> think this depends on the goal of the JSTL in whole: Should there
> still be normal to use Java code in JSP or is the aim that most Java
> code should be replaced with tag lib usage? If the later is the goal,
> the EL needs not only boolean operators but eg math and string
> operators, too.
Excellent point; I agree with this too. My sense is that there's
consensus on this issue from others debating the topic, too.
> BTW: Are you sure that the core-rt version of "if" works? I never
> succeeded in getting the body evaluated, even with test="1==1"...
It works for me:
<crt:if test="<%= 1==1 %>">
1 does indeed equal 1, interestingly enough
</crt:if>
If you're still having trouble with it, let us know; please show the
entire JSP page and include info about what container you're using.
Best,
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Shawn Bayern
Author, "JSP Standard Tag Library" (Manning, upcoming) http://jstlbook.com
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