This isn't exactly a hibernate issue, but thought someone here might be able
to knock me in the right direction...?
I'm following the "fine grained objects" best practice, mostly just for
the experience in a rather trivial case. I have a Name object that is
firstName, lastName, and middleName.
I'm trying to mix this as painlessly as possible with DynaValidatorForms.
so in my form (teacherForm) I'd like to have:
<form-property name="realname" type="gradebook.bean.Name"/>
and I'd like to be able to access the elements of it simply as:
<bean:write name="teacherForm" property="realname.firstName"/> (etc)
it works for --
<bean:write name="teacherForm" property="realname"/>
printing out a rather nice toString version noting each element just
fine...
am I overlooking something truly obvious? I'd rather not have to do sets
and gets on first/middle/last in the relevant actions (laziness, and just
doesn't seem right...)
thanks for any insight. :/
-kaolin fire
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