1. bundle is used to bind the resource configuration file and displayed on the page. Example code: 2. The formatDate label is used for the & amp; 26684; format date. Example code: 3. The formatNumber label is used for & amp; 26684; to convert a number. DEMO code:
1. bundle
Used to bind the resource configuration file and display it on the page.
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2. formatDate
Tags are used to format the date.
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3. formatNumber
The label is used to format numbers.
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4. message
The tag used for information display. The information defined in the resource configuration file is displayed.
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5. parseDate
The tag is used to parse a Date and return the result as an instance of the java. lang. Date type.
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6. parseNumber
The tag is used to parse a Number and return the result as an instance of the java. lang. Number class.
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7. requestEncoding
Tags are used to set character encoding for requests. It has only one attribute value, which can define character encoding.
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Format Text Encoding
8. setLocale
Label is used to set the localization environment.
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9. timeZone
, Both sets of labels are used to set a time zone.
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10. contains
Fn: The contains function is used to determine whether the source string contains a substring. It includes two parameters: string and substring. They are both String types. distribution indicates the source string and sub-String. The returned result is a boolean value. The following is an example.
$ {Fn: contains ("ABC", "")}
$ {Fn: contains ("ABC", "")}
The former returns "false", and the latter returns "true ".
11. containsIgnoreCase
The fn: containsIgnoreCase function is similar to the fn: contains function. The only difference is that the fn: containsIgnoreCase function is case-insensitive for the inclusion of sub-strings.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: containsIgnoreCase ("ABC", "")}
$ {Fn: containsIgnoreCase ("ABC", "")}
Both the former and the latter return "true ".
12. indexOf
The fn: indexOf function is used to obtain the starting position where the substring matches the source string. If the substring does not match the content of the source string, "-1" is returned ".
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: indexOf ("ABCD", "aBC ")}
-1 is returned because no matching is successful.
13. length
Obtain the length of the result set, similar to the size method defined by java. util. Collection interface.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: length (sessionScope. arrayList1 )}
14. replace
Fn: The replace function allows replacement of source strings.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: replace ("ABC", "A", "B ")}
Replace the "ABC" string with "BBC" and "A" with "B" in the "ABC" string ".
15. split
Fn: The split function is used to convert a group of strings separated by delimiters into string arrays.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: split ("A, B, C ",",")}
Convert the string "A, B, C" to an array {A, B, C }.
16. startsWith
Fn: The startsWith function is used to determine whether the source string conforms to a series of specific word headers.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: startsWith ("ABC", "AB ")}
Returns false.
17. substring
Fn: The substring function is used to intercept a string. Its parameters, returned results, and descriptions.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: substring ("ABC", "1", "2 ")}
The Truncation result is "B ".
18. toLowerCase
Fn: The toLowerCase function allows you to convert all characters in the source string to lowercase characters.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: toLowerCase ("ABCD ")}
The conversion result is "abcd ".
19. toUpperCase
Fn: The toUpperCase function allows you to convert all the characters in the source string to uppercase or lowercase characters.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: toUpperCase ("abcd ")}
The conversion result is "ABCD ".
20. trim
Fn: the trim function deletes the "space" at the end of the source string to generate a new string.
DEMO code:
$ {Fn: trim ("AB C")} D
The conversion result is "AB cd". Note that it will only delete spaces at the end of the word rather than all. Therefore, there is still a space between "B" and "C.