> Mh, do you have a setPct() method in your java object? If
> there are both getters and setters but with a different type
> (es String getPct(),
> setPct(int)) the pct property does not respect the javabean
> standard and can maybe be ignored.
> Usually, thought, the get method win (this is the reason why
> you can use a setClass() method in a custom tag, because it
> has a different return type than the java.lang.object
> getClass() method)
Well, yes, they are different. I have:
public void setPct(double pct) and
public Double getPct()
Not a perfect match. But I also have:
public void setCount(int count) and
public Integer getCount()
And the tag library has no trouble with the count property.
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