If "#{beanName}" references an object that implements Map then the
bindings "#{beanName.propname}" and "#{beanName['propname']}" are
exactly the same, except that the latter form supports keys with
embedded periods, spaces, etc. while the former does not. In the example
below, example_messages is a map of strings, and the binding is just
pulling one out to display as the name of the menu item. This is generic
JSF, not anything tomahawk-specific.
Regards,
Simon
barf wrote:
Thanks Paul,
I'll go through those links. If you're still there could you briefly explain
what :
<t:navigationMenuItem id="nav_2_1"
itemLabel="#{example_messages['nav_Sample_1']}" action="go_sample1"
/>
the "#{example_messages['nav_Sample_1']}" part of this is.
Steve
