"trustin" wrote :
| It actually doesn't create any anonymous bean but it's identical to the
following Java code:
|
| beanX.getPropA().setPropB("C");
|
| It's often very useful when you want to modify a property of a read-only
property (i.e. propA = read only, propB = writable).
|
Aha, I see. Meaning that a propA is already instantiated in beanX.
But how often do you want to do/use that?
OK, both examples of course have a current workaround, just with more XML. :-)
What we could do for the first example is something analog to our
value-factory, but instead of getting the value, we would set the value,
nesting it if necessary.
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