I mistakenly started the discussion on the Issue Tracker.. well my
understanding of reading the collection instance from the bean rather than
replacing it is as follows
| public class MyClass
| {
| private List<String> list;
|
| public List<String> getList();
|
| public MyClass(){
| list = new ArrayList<String>();
| list.add("One");
| list.add("Two");
| }
| }
| <property name="list"><list><value>Three</value><list></property>
|
So it seems to me that after bean initialization the bean will be having
One-Two-Three as the member of the list property.
Just wanted to know if this is exactly whats gonna happen ? because if this is
the case, I feel is not the conventional behavior where setter is supposed to
replace the property.
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