The second way, %{test['AnyString'].att} or even, explicitly,
%{test['AnyString'].getAtt()} should both work.
I know it might sound dumb, but is there a value to att? ( using that class
as an example, there's no way to set it :-)
-a
Felipe Rodrigues wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I have this case now, and I'm not getting take the value of a map value
> attribute.
> Let me explain better. I have a class:
>
> class Mov{ private String att; public String getAtt(){ return att; }
> }
>
> and I put it inside a java.util.Map, like
>
> Map test = new HashMap();
> test.put("AnyString", new Mov( ) );
>
> So I'm trying to get the value of att from the map, using OGNL.
> %{test['AnyString']} prints the mov.toString( ),
> %{test['AnyString'].att} prints nothing and finally
> %{test['AnyString']}.att prints it as literal.
>
> Using EL I would do that, ${test['AnyString'].att}, how could I do the
> same thing using OGNL?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Felipe
>
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