Serge Knystautas wrote:
> [snip]
> The way I got this to work was to overload the setter method to take both a
> String and an Object... this got it working through Jasper Servlet but not
> jspc. I don't know if that's a violation of the spec or the way to handle
> this issue.
Yep, it is, and again this is made explicit in JSP 1.2 :-(.
I was trying something similar (overloaded setters) originally with Struts, and
it went down in flames on most servlet containers because many of them just use
the standard JavaBeans introspector -- and the introspector returns a property
setter only if there is a single method. On one of the other containers, you'd
start getting compiler errors like "this is a read-only property" because the
introspector returned neither setter.
> Anyway, seems that if spec compliance is an issue, we should
> have Tomcat 3.2 be uniform in both jspc and the Jasper Servlet.
That is *definitely* true. Unfortunately, I'm not the person most versed with
the JSP compiler. Pierre Delisle is, and he will also be back on Monday.
> I looked
> through the code some and didn't understand why it would compile from the
> Jasper Servlet but not jspc (before my patch), but that's what's happening
> for me with Tomcat 3.2b6.
>
I will look at this as well, and see if anything obvious stands out.
>
> Serge Knystautas
> Loki Technologies
> http://www.lokitech.com/
>
Craig
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