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What is the difference between #{...} and ${...} in EL Syntax?
My question is straightforward as you can see. What is the difference between #{…}
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My question is straightforward as you can see.
What is the difference between #{...} and ${...} in EL Syntax?
Simply put, the
${}can do only aget, while the#{}can do agetand asetof the value.In JSF on legacy JSP, the
#{}syntax is mandatory to trigger auto-creation of managed beans and to set request parameters as model values. If you used${bean.value}in a JSF page, then the managed bean with namebeanwon’t be auto-created if it isn’t already in the scope. Also, the managed bean propertyvaluewon’t be set if the form was submitted with that value in an input component.In JSF on Facelets, the
${}is reinterpreted as#{}and thus they will behave exactly the same.See also: