It is possible in 1.2. Just ensure the field is public. And it should work.
Frank Silbermann wrote:
In Wicket 1.2, if an object has a public variable named “property” but
no getProperty() / setProperty() methods, can we use the string
“property” in constructing a PropertyModel?
It seems that we could do this in Wicket 1.1, which used OGNL -- as OGNL
mentions using a variable name if the getters/setters are absent.
However, the JavaDoc for PropertyResolver in Wicket 1.2 does not mention
finding aptly named instance variables. Is this an oversight in the
documentation, or is this one of the infrequently used OGNL options that
was sacrificed for efficiency?
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