Only if bean is a DynaActionForm. Which is not the case for the DynaBeans
created by RowSetDynaClass (it uses BasicDynaBean internally).
Quoting "Paananen, Tero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > When using DynaBeans the JSTL doesn't work
> > (${bean.propertyA} doesn't print anything)
>
> ${bean.map.propertyA} and salvation is yours.
>
> -TPP
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