Re: Java-JSP data sharing mechanisms

2007-03-23 Thread Ted Husted
On 3/15/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Is there a one-stop grid that identifies what each of these symbols represent and if/when they are even necessary? If there were, I believe it would be here * http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/ognl.html I checked WebWork in Action, and

Re: Java-JSP data sharing mechanisms

2007-03-15 Thread Dave Newton
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > When it comes to sharing values between Java and > JSP, I see the following conventions used > >1. %foo >2. $foo >3. #foo >4. foo > > Is there a one-stop grid that identifies what each > of these symbols represent and if/when they are > even necessa

Re: Java-JSP data sharing mechanisms

2007-03-15 Thread Martin Gainty
quot; Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 4:04 PM Subject: Java-JSP data sharing mechanisms > When it comes to sharing values between Java and JSP, I see the following > conventions used > > 1. %foo > 2. $foo > 3. #foo > 4. foo > > Is there a one-stop grid that ide

Java-JSP data sharing mechanisms

2007-03-15 Thread stanlick
When it comes to sharing values between Java and JSP, I see the following conventions used 1. %foo 2. $foo 3. #foo 4. foo Is there a one-stop grid that identifies what each of these symbols represent and if/when they are even necessary? I read about OGNL and how prefixing attributes tha