Am Mit, 2003-02-12 um 18.20 schrieb Sylvain Wallez:
> Jakob Praher wrote:
>
> >hi all,
> >or shall I say, hi noone?
> >
> >... hopefully this one will be answered ...
> >
> >allthough I have done it like in the samples, I have some problems
> >getting xf:itemset bound to existing values of the model.
> >
> >here's the story:
> >
> >class MyBean {
> >
> > Map allLanguages;
> >
> > MyBean( ) {
> > initAllLanguaes( ) ;
> > }
> > public initAllLanguages( ) {
> >
> > allLanguages = new HashMap ( );
> > allLanguages.put( "deu", "German" );
> > allLanguages.put( "fin", "Finish" );
> > allLanguages.put( "sve", "Swedish" );
> > ....
> > }
> >
> > public Set getAllLanguages( ) {
> > return allLangues.entrySet( );
> > }
> >}
> ><xf:itemset nodeset="/allLanguages">
> > <xf:caption ref="value"/>
> > <xf:value ref="key"/>
> ></xf:itemset>
> >
> >is there anything else which the bindings depend on.
> >looking at the XMLTransformer, I don't understand JXPath at full detail
> >right now, so I wanted to ask to save time.
> >
>
> Shouldn't allLanguages() be named getAllLanguages() in order to be a
> valid JavaBean property ?
>
surely, just one of my typos. In my .java file it is calles
getAllLanguages( ), but thanks for the pointer.
> Sylvain
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