OK, I found my problem...
Apparently as I was refactoring, I moved my
statement to the bottom of my XML file containing macrodefs...
The aforementioned macrodef's had references to the properties contained
in the file :(
Anyway, I moved the up above my macrodef's and it
worked...
Funn
Hey thanks!
OK, now I feel like a complete idiot!
So, in my code I am doing this exactly - or so I think ;)
Like a "bull in a china shop" I went ahead and did this sample app... Now
looking at your example, and going back to my code I see where I have an
error-msg attribute that default
On 2009-07-08, Scot P. Floess wrote:
> I have a question about attribute expansion for macrodefs...
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I have a question about attribute expansion for macrodefs...
Consider the following:
"${myMessage1}"/>
