You want to return the value of an OGNL expression based on your
example, just that you want the expression to be determined at run
time. I'd imagine you can do that in code. I've never done that, but
it should be possible to do so. What I have done was to use HiveMind's
PropertyUtils class
let me share my solution.. ya. using @BlockRender will work. the only problem
is if your generated html is too complicated using @blockRender is not so easy.
so what i do is, i remain my existing code and for action button, i create
another page and hidden in current page as iframe. this way, when
"Or your allProducts could call OGNL directly and
parse the expression in your .java class."
can you explain on this.. aren't this is what i did in my example and it does't
work?
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First enabling raw will send whatever you give it out without
conversion. Turning off raw will escape the HTML tags, not what you
want either. I don't think that sort of thing works in Tapestry. You
could try using a @Block / @RenderBlock pair. You could have an OGNL
expression provide what
i need to dynamically create jwcid tag inside @insert tag. that's the reason i
use this approach. how to make tapestry render the tags inside @insert
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in my html,
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in my java, pageValidate,
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setAllProducts("");
when reader on browser, i get the exact html -->
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why it doesnt convert into tapestry codes...?
