[Jelly] Exceptions on bad expressions?

[Todd Jonker <tv...@pobox.com>]

I'm trying to do some testing with JellyUnit, and running into no small
amount of frustration that I hope more experienced Jelly lovers can relieve.

The problem is that invalid Jelly expressions are silently ignored.  No
exception, no warning message, nothing.  So if I have a typo or other error
in an expression, eg,

   <j:set var="var" value="${foo.noSuchProperty}"/>

Then nothing happens.  Debugging these issues is a big pain in the butt.

Is there some way to configure Jelly for strict error checking?  I'd love to
have an exception thrown when the expression interpreter hits a bad
expression.  (I'd also love to have an exception thrown when an unhandled
XML tag is encountered, but I guess that's a separate issue.)

Is there any way to do this?

Thanks,
.T.

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