I think Kai Noponen wrote:
> When trying out Jess with Java Beans I realized that Jess does not rely on
> standardized method names when manipulating JavaBeans
Jess uses java.beans.Introspector, and so it by definition uses the
"official" Beans conventions; it will even use a BeanInfo object
When trying out Jess with Java Beans I realized that Jess does not rely on
standardized method names when manipulating JavaBeans. I think that Jess
somehow gets the propeties directly. For example, if I create a Bean as
follows:
public class ListBean implements Serializable
{
private WhatEver
