Using EL library on any java application

[Your Name <ne...@tcs.com.ve>]

Hi

I'm developing an application that needs an expression language to 
declare functions and execute them dinamically. I downloaded the EL 
library but it seems that it depends on the JSP 2.0 libraries. Can I 
work with the EL library without using the JSP 2.0 libraries?. If not, 
JEXL could be another choice?

Regards,

Nestor Boscan

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RE: Using EL library on any java application

[Hans Gilde <hg...@earthlink.net>]

Can't speak for EL, but JEXL is pretty easy to use and extend. You shouldn't
have much trouble getting some examples working with JEXL.

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Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 4:35 PM
To: commons-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Using EL library on any java application

Hi

I'm developing an application that needs an expression language to 
declare functions and execute them dinamically. I downloaded the EL 
library but it seems that it depends on the JSP 2.0 libraries. Can I 
work with the EL library without using the JSP 2.0 libraries?. If not, 
JEXL could be another choice?

Regards,

Nestor Boscan

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