Jeff Bischoff wrote:
Madhav Bhargava wrote:
> That is correct. It is a problem that i caused by property resolver. It
> internally uses the Introspector to get all the properties and their
> accessor methods and any other methods.
>
> In a special case like - "sOmeBean" this will cause a problem because of
> decaptilization.
Is this really a "problem"? While nothing in the specs prohibits a
property named "sOmeBean", it clearly violates the conventions
established in the JavaBeans specification [1], section 8.8. As long as
you follow the guidelines in this document, the Introspector should have
no trouble handling your property names.
I should mention "qType" also violates that same convention. :)
[1] http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/docs/spec.html
And for really tricky cases, you can always write a BeanInfo class to
explicitly declare the properties available on a class.
Cheers, Simon
