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Many attributes of [[ZEST Essentials/Configuration/zest.xml|the configuration descriptor]] support EL expressions. It is the same as JSP EL and ZK EL expressions. Here we describe the implicit objects that are available to the configuration descriptor. For more information, please refer to [[ZUML Reference/EL Expressions|ZUML Reference: EL Expressions]].
 
Many attributes of [[ZEST Essentials/Configuration/zest.xml|the configuration descriptor]] support EL expressions. It is the same as JSP EL and ZK EL expressions. Here we describe the implicit objects that are available to the configuration descriptor. For more information, please refer to [[ZUML Reference/EL Expressions|ZUML Reference: EL Expressions]].
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To invoke EL functions (i.e., static methods), please refer to [[ZEST Essentials/Configuration/zest.xml/taglib|the taglib element]] and [[ZEST Essentials/Configuration/zest.xml/xel-method|xel-method]].
  
 
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Revision as of 06:20, 14 March 2011

EL Expressions



Many attributes of the configuration descriptor support EL expressions. It is the same as JSP EL and ZK EL expressions. Here we describe the implicit objects that are available to the configuration descriptor. For more information, please refer to ZUML Reference: EL Expressions.

To invoke EL functions (i.e., static methods), please refer to the taglib element and xel-method.




Last Update : 2011/03/14

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