I always like doing things more generic, but in this
particular case I like being able to tell that a value
in a long nested property was a key for a
java.util.Map.
foo.someMap.firstPerson.address.zip
vs.
foo.someMap{firstPerson}.address.zip
It seems like the most common/standard things you
I hear what you are saying. You see maps as a first order concept that
you would like formalized in the syntax of bean expressions. I can see
that, but I still do favor staying as close to the original bean
specification as we can without loosing expressiveness. Because using
the '.' operator
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