I am not Zoran but.... I tried for a few weeks to use OGNL but everytime I tried to type an OGNL expression it took me 3 or 4 attempts to make it do what I wanted. In every case, I was able to get the EL right first time.
In the end I settled on the following rules for myself: - in a struts tag, use OGNL - else use EL If I had known that I could use EL in a struts tag, I would have... but - given the start of this thread - I am glad I did not. I use the struts tags exclusively because they are easier to use with than the JSTL tags. I would use EL exclusively (if I could) for the same reason. -- Kevin http://www.junitfactory.com You send us code. We send you tests. For free. On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Zoran, > > what do you want to script in the tags? I would be interested in a small > example, only because I often find my use of JSTL is restricted to > situations > where I am not using taglibs. Which leads me to ask, if you rely on JSTL > anyway, > surely you use the Standard taglib tags? > > > Adam > > Zoran Avtarovski on 06/09/07 05:20, wrote: > > That just sounds ridiculous. Because of the possibility of end users > > injecting malicious OGNL we won't be able to use JSP expression > language. > > >
