On Thu, 10 Jul 2003, Arun Thomas wrote:

>
> Agreed 100%!  Despite what I've said above, it seems clear that,
> particularly where there is no clear specification (as seems to be the
> case here), BeanUtils would be well served to follow the behaviour of
> standard implementations, rather than making up its own rules.

More importantly, BeanUtils is NOT in the business of deciding what
properties a bean has.  That is the business of the JDK's Introspector
class, and BeanUtils simply relies on the output.

> However, because it's not in the spec (maybe I'm still missing this), DO
> all (or at least most) of the JDK's out there besides besides SUN's
> actually behave in this manner?

We'll see if the unit test I checked in causes anyone any grief.  That's
one of the reasons I did it, so we'd get early warning of any such
problems :-).

>
> Cheers,
> -AMT

Craig

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