On Sat, 23 Aug 2003, Rick Ross wrote:
> I have a class called RTime. It has the following get methods (and no SET
> methods):
>
> public String getCrazy()
> public String getUSTime()
> public String getISOTime()
With these methods (and the rest of what you describe), you have the
following JavaBeans properties:
crazy
USTime
ISOTime
Your capitalization of multiple leading letters in the last two accessor
methods causes the JavaBeans introspector to preserve the capitalization
you use; the default pattern, however, is for getXxx() to refer to a
property named 'xxx', not 'Xxx'. (For more information, see the JavaBeans
specification.)
> I've renamed the method a dozen times. Added a matching setter method,
> renamed the class, added and removed other get methods ... nothing
> changes the fact that it, and new methods, will not work..
Changing the method, and adding other classes, won't help. Just refer to
the property as ${foo.crazy}.
--
Shawn Bayern
"JSTL in Action" http://www.jstlbook.com
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