>>>>> "Shay" == Shay Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Shay> Hi,
Shay> Tried that already, Works only if collection property returns a Map object
Shay> (as you mentioned), but not supported in ordinary getter with parameter
Shay> method.
That's exactly his point. If you change your "object" getter method which
takes a string parameter into a "map" getter method with no parameters, then
you can use the JSTL syntax. Since your original method has to do a lookup
with a string key, you can instead return an object (the Map) which performs
the lookup instead of doing the lookup in your getter. This is feasible even
if your string lookup isn't using a HashMap or HashTable. You could even build
an inner class that implements "Map" that performs whatever custom lookup you
need to perform with your String key.
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David M. Karr ; Java/J2EE/XML/Unix/C++
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