Thomas Dudziak wrote:
So I take it that you either got a setter for this field, or you want
to use reflection directly (Field object).
Right... IIRC, having a getter and setter for the entire array is in the
javabean spec anyway, so that's certainly something I can expect of any
class that is going to be dynamically created like this. Even if it
isn't in the spec, it certainly isn't too much to ask :)
But why shouldn't that work ? I mean, in the end arrays are normal
objects and can be used as such.
Eg. you can do something like:
<snip>
That code looks pretty much perfect to me... I was not aware that you
could use setProperty() in that way, I've never seen it done before. I
don't think I even need to go the reflection route, the first example
you posted I think will do the trick nicely.
Does that answer your question, or did I misunderstood you ?
Thanks Tom, I think that does indeed answer my question exactly. I'll
know for sure in a few hours when I try and implement it, but it makes
perfect sense and I can't imagine it won't work perfectly. :)
regards,
Tom
Frank
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