Hello,
Is it possible using the current JSTL default expression language to access
Javabeans properties on an object deriving from List?
For example
public class MyObject implements List {
... definition of list methods ...
public String getName();
}
if I had an instance of this class myObject normally I would reference its
name value in an EL expression as "${myObject.name}"
However it appears that since the Class is a list, the EL is trying to
coerce 'name' into an integer to do a lookup with get() which is failing.
Is there a way to indicate to the EL evaluator that it should be explicitly
going after the JavaBean property rather than trying to look it up in the
List? (Unfortunately, I cannot change the design of the MyObject class.)
Thanks
Jason Purcell
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