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Loom
Created: 26/Nov/08 03:38 PM
Updated: 18/May/09 09:41 PM
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Loom JSP tags
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1.0
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1.5
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Loom doesn't complain about <l:url> tags that point to an event marked with @DELETE which is wrong (the browser sends a GET request). Therefore an exception should be thrown.
In fact, clicking on the link doesn't call the desired event.
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Description
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Loom doesn't complain about <l:url> tags that point to an event marked with @DELETE which is wrong (the browser sends a GET request). Therefore an exception should be thrown.
In fact, clicking on the link doesn't call the desired event. |
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Bug
Closed
Major
<l:url> cannot point to @DELETE events
Right now, the event will be rendered but a method attribute has been added. It is responsibility of the application developer to do something with the generated attribute, otherwise a GET request will be used (which, as pointed out, will probably not point to the desired event, if any).