I recently wrote a plug-in that summarizes the output from junit (XML output), clover
(XML output), and OO-metrics from Togethersoft (to support code reviews).
Coming up to speed on JSL was easy. I used the Junit report plugin as a guide. (It is
very similar to XSLT and JSTL.)
However, I am having a problem with a JEXL expression. (Just this one piece and I am
done....).
<j:choose>
<j:when test="${coverage &< summaryReport.coverageLevel}">
<strong><font color="#FF0000">
<doc:formatAsNumber string="${coverage}"
pattern="0.0"/>
</font></strong>
</j:when>
<j:otherwise>
<doc:formatAsNumber string="${coverage}" pattern="0.0"/>
</j:otherwise>
</j:choose>
The issues is with the expression in the j:when's test. The goal of the above is to
turn the results red if the coverage is below a certain configurable level.
I've tried the following
${coverage < summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage lt summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage &< summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage < summaryReport.coverageLevel}
Nothing seems to work.
I even tried
${coverage =< summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage <= summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage le summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage ≤ summaryReport.coverageLevel}
${coverage &≤ summaryReport.coverageLevel}
BTW summaryReport.coverageLevel is a property of the plugin, and I have tried it
without it as well.
${coverage =< 80.0}
${coverage <= 80.0}
${coverage le 80.0}
${coverage ≤ 80.0}
${coverage &≤ 80.0}
JEXL supports a superset of JSTL EL so it seems that ${coverage le 80.0} since that
would work with JSTL EL.
BTW I am using maven-1.0-beta-9.6a.
Any help would be appreciated.
Rick Hightower
http://www.arc-mind.com
rhightower @at@ arc-mind.com
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