I know most of java beans are based on gui, but, now I want to
ask a question about property editor of a bean which is not
based on gui.
If I use Introspector to load my bean dynamically, is it possible
to set the property using a property editor by geting the setter
Method and calling aMethod.invoke() ?
Sorry for my poor English, if i don't make it very clear,
please point out. thanks.
Hi.
for example.
I have the variable : int value;
Accordind the javabean's specification it would be the property "value" with acess methods
public void setValue(int value){ this.value = value;}
public intgetValue(){ return value;}
Sun provides the int type property with the standart property editor for desine time.
But during the runtime you have the full acess at the property. You can get the value and set the value.
I know that. But I want to know that if the edtor will be used in
runtime using Instrospector class like some jsp containers.
I have read the source of Tomcat (a jsp container), it just
gets the setter method and calls aMethod.invoke(). I want
to know whether the PropertyEditor will be invoked by this way.
If the answer is no, that's ok, but, if the answer is yes, how can I
make it work? some code is very preciated.
Thank you.
