John,
I altered the beans.xml, adding a bean id="myaddress"; something like
this:
<bean id="myaddress" name="myaddress" class="Address"/>
<!-- oracle bean used for a few examples -->
<bean id="oracle" name="wiseworm" class="BookwormOracle">
<property name="myaddress">
<ref local="myaddress"/ >
</ property>
</bean>
Did u do something seemed to this??!
Fellows,
Other thing that I didn't consider so kind is that the HomeWork
Question Speech did clarify how the Address class should have its
attibuts (streetName, streetNumber and zipCode) fed up. So I get guess
it, starting their values right in their declaration! :O
Ice-Man
On 26 nov, 23:28, Sunshine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well I got it done too but I don't like what I did.
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2008/12/10 Ice-Man [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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