javax.servlet.jsp.el

Interface VariableResolver

  • Deprecated. 
    As of JSP 2.1, replaced by ELResolver

    public interface VariableResolver

    This class is used to customize the way an ExpressionEvaluator resolves variable references at evaluation time. For example, instances of this class can implement their own variable lookup mechanisms, or introduce the notion of "implicit variables" which override any other variables. An instance of this class should be passed when evaluating an expression.

    An instance of this class includes the context against which resolution will happen

    Since:
    JSP 2.0
    • Method Detail

      • resolveVariable

        Object resolveVariable(String pName)
                        throws ELException
        Deprecated. 
        Resolves the specified variable. Returns null if the variable is not found.
        Parameters:
        pName - the name of the variable to resolve
        Returns:
        the result of the variable resolution
        Throws:
        ELException - if a failure occurred while trying to resolve the given variable

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