Dave,

This issue has been addressed and fixed in JRun2.3 build 2. You can
download the new build at:

http://www.livesoftware.com/products/jrun/updates.html



At 12:10 PM 3/1/99 -0600, you wrote:
>I'm seeing a similar problem.  In my case, I'm using the 0.92 reference
implementation and trying to set a boolean property with SETFROMREQUEST.
It does not work.  My setter and getter methods are named correctly and
there are no exceptions or other errors.  I could try adding a BeanInfo
class to see if that helps, but it seems like a bug to me!
>
>Anyone else experienced this?
>
>- Dave F.
>
>Nitesh kumar Neema wrote:
>
>> is it violation of spec?
>>
>>     according to the .92 spec the boolean propetry of the bean
>> could be specified by declaring
>>                public boolean isXYZ();
>>       the returned value will automatically converted into the String.
>>   but while using JRun2.3 i am not getting the behaviour
>>   what i am getting is...
>>
>> i am getting the output "Inside getLI..."
>>  ################using this####################
>>       public String getLI(){
>>             System.out.println("Inside getLI.."+loggedIn);
>>              return "true";
>>       }
>> ###################################################
>> but the same is not working if i declare it using Beans pattern it returns
>> null all the time.
>>
>>       public boolean isLI(){
>>             System.out.println("Inside getLI.."+loggedIn);
>>              return loggedIn;
>>       }
>> #####################################################
>>  i could post my Bean Source if required
>> any Information over this is greatly helpful
>> --Nitesh kumar Neema
>>
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