While discussing JSTL with some others developers today, a question came
up about the lack of helpful errors when using JSTL incorrectly. If I use
the following line of code:
<c:out value="${sessionScope.mybean.value}"/>
and there is no accessor method of value, then JSTL just returns nothing.
Others said they though it would make more sense if a JspException was
thrown because you were attemping to access an accessor that did not
exist. We have a number of custom tag libraries in which I would like to
add the ability to exception EL expressions, but I'm getting some
resistance because of this issue. Any thoughts?
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Eric Hauser
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