I have a class that looks like this:
| public class Foo {
| public String name;
| public String favoriteColor;
| }
|
When I try to access this in EL, using something like #{foo.name} it gives me
an exception because it says that "name" is not a bean property. I can fix the
problem by adding getters and setters, of course, but for this class, I would
prefer to just use public members. Is such a thing possible?
I realize that public members are usually considered bad Java, but in this
case, it really is a data transfer object, used much like a C struct, and it
does make sense for them to be public.
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