Attribute in Cache Taglib

[Igor Kozlov <ko...@softline.kiev.ua>]

Hello!

I propose change <rtexprvalue> in attribute key in tags <cache> and
<invalidate> to support runtime expression.
Because one jsp file can have more then one global view, that may be
cached.

For example :

<cache:cache scope="session" name="announces" key="<%=session.getAttribute(WebKeys.CLIENT_LOCALE).toString()%>" >
............
</cache:cache>

In this example one jsp can process request for several locales.


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Re[2]: Attribute in Cache Taglib

[Igor Kozlov <ko...@softline.kiev.ua>]

SB> Indeed, but this is why it supports the expression language.
SB> Under JSP 2.0, we'd indeed want 'rtexprvalue' to be true.

Thanks, I understand.


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Re: Attribute in Cache Taglib

[Shawn Bayern <ba...@essentially.net>]

On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Igor Kozlov wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> I propose change <rtexprvalue> in attribute key in tags <cache> and
> <invalidate> to support runtime expression. Because one jsp file can
> have more then one global view, that may be cached.

Indeed, but this is why it supports the expression language.

Under JSP 2.0, we'd indeed want 'rtexprvalue' to be true.

-- 
Shawn Bayern
"JSTL in Action"   http://www.manning.com/bayern


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