Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Maxx wrote: Back on this: testValue = // print 1 testValueName = // print testValue // print nothing!!! testValue (via xxxName) = That last line wont work because it's not a valid OGNL expression. However, looking back through the threa

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

--- Maxx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Back on this: > > > > testValue = // print 1 > > > > > > testValueName = // print > testValue > > > > // print nothing!!! > > testValue (via xxxName) = > > Still no idea...? What are you trying to do? Dave

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Back on this: > > testValue = // print 1 > > > testValueName = // print > testValue > > // print nothing!!! > testValue (via xxxName) = Still no idea...? Maxx - To unsubscri

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Currently searching, I found something that might be related : it's a security fix about "recursive OGNL parsing" http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/s2-001.html (related to WebWork bug WW-2030). As I can read: *As of XWork 2.0.4, the OGNL parsing is changed so that it is not recursive* ... is my pr

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Well... Enough if it would only be for a presentation purpose, and as said I already have & use this : the aforementioned multiple tags. But when you have, let's say, about 50 , each corresponding with a single myObj.someSubList(X).someSubMap[Y](Z).subObj or myObj.someSubList(X).someSubMap[

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

If the object graph is too deep to easily code to in the web page, perhaps you could "pull up" the low level lists with a method at the top of your graph? I understand the frustration with verbose evaluations to get a simple String! Let's suppose you have Country--->State--->City--->Street--->Li

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Of course the JSP if for prensentation. But this kind of "complex" OGNL expression is computed as each iteration of multiple tags (that's why I put some X/Y/Z variables, each resulting of a %{#someStatus.index} expression). In fact, the myObj is exposed by the Action class through regular getMyO

Re: Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Could you put the "tricky & deep" dive code in your action and use simple OGNL expressions on your pages? I find when web pages start looking like myObj.someSubList(X).someSubMap[Y](Z).subObj.fieldName I am writing complex code in the *wrong* place. Remember what the web page is for... presentati

Evaluate a string property containing some OGNL expression

Hello, As I wasn't able to find this out at the moment, I'm posting my question here : Would it be possible, within Struts2 tags, to evaluate a (String) property which contains the OGNL expression referring to an other property?? Example : testValue = // print 1