BeanEditForm (and BeanEditor) are driven by a BeanModel which is
normally generated via reflection from the Java bean class. However,
if you have enough meta-data, you can create your own BeanModel from
scratch and provide that to the BeanEditForm.
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Mark wrote:
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Is there anyway to (easily) use DynaBeans (or something similar) in a
BeanEditForm? I'm looking for an easy way to edit a properties file
from within the application where the properties won't be known ahead
of time.
Mark
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To u
