Subject: Mapped property
From: "Sen�n de Diego" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I've seen that, if I have a class declared as:
class SomeBean {
..
java.util.Map getValues(){..};
..
}
and foo is a bean of this class, I can use this syntax:
<bean:write name="foo" property="values(color)"/>
which is equivalent to:
out.write(foo.getValues().get("color"));
My question is: How can I use this functionality when the name of the value
to retrieve is given by another bean?
In fact, I intend to do :
<logic:iterate id="propertyName" name="anotherBean"
property="propertyNames" type="String">
<bean:write name="foo" property="values(<%=propertyName%>"/>
</logic:iterate>
where "propertyNames" is a Collection, but that doesn't work...
Thanks,
Sen�n
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