In JXPath I have a class that extends Collection and I am trying to grab
data from it, ignoring that it happens to be a collection. Unless I am
missing something, JXPath appears to only allow you to work with a
Collection's contents, not the collection itself, so I was hoping there
was some simple way around this.
For example, here's a class:
public class Bar {
public String getX() { return "xValue" }
}
If I do:
JXPathContext jxContext = JXPathContext.newContext(new Bar());
jxContext.setLenient(true);
System.out.println(jxContext.getValue("x));
I get "xValue" printed to the console. However, if my class is:
public class Bar extends ArrayList {
public String getX() { return "xValue" }
}
And I do the above code, null is printed to the console. Is there a way
I can get at the X property?
Thanks,
Jerry
