on 6/14/01 6:11 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> but it very 
> important that business logic authors don't need to work about the
> mechanics of using one type of object over another and that they don't
> have to write boilerplate code.

That is why we follow a common specification...the JavaBean specification.

:-)

If Jython's objects are not following that specification, then that is
Jython's problem and Velocity should not be modified to support that.

:-) 

Creating a wrapper around Jython's objects (by simply extending them) and
providing Bean methods seems like a pretty easy way to solve the problem.
You could even call the object FooBean, BarBean, etc...long term, it would
probably be preferable to fix Jython to follow the Bean standard.

:-)

Thanks,

-jon

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