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><spring:message text="" code="${param['message']}"> </spring:message>. what did you expect will happen? I expect ${param['message']} to be evaluated to a stri
by Anderkent 14y ago
><spring:message text="" code="${param['message']}"> </spring:message>. what did you expect will happen?
I expect ${param['message']} to be evaluated to a string, then the string to be used to look up a message. What I don't expect is the string to be evaluated again... Why would I?
- manishsharan 14y ago.. because you are feeding it into an evaluation engine. Thats why. If you wanted the expression to be evaluated into a string , then you would use JSP standard way of doing it which is <%=whatever>.