0 Replies Latest reply on Nov 24, 2008 6:43 PM by tizzyd

    My hopes and dreams . . . in EL

      I want to enforce model rules using EL, so I might have something like




      @CONSTRAINT("#{doorSet.count == 4}")
      public void getDoorSet(){

      [...]




      In this way, the rule itself is not some super secret validator someplace.  It's a straight evaluation.


      Second, I would like to dynamically create an EL statement, in a string buffer.  Is there a way I can evaluate this object against this constraint?  I looked at using the EL tools that Seam now uses, but I don't see anything like an eval statement. I was hoping to get something like:


      boolean result = ELFactory,getInstance().evaluateEL(elStatement, MyClass.Home.getInstance() );


      Thoughts?  Can I do anything like this now, or am I SOW?