[BEANUTILS-215] BeanUtilsBean: Set a mapped/indexed property, for example "property(time)[0]"

• Type: Improvement
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Duplicate
• Fix Version/s: 1.8.0
• Component/s: Expression Syntax

Environment

Operating System: other
Platform: Other

• Bugzilla Id: 38722
• Assignee: Unassigned
• Reporter: Ludwig Wensauer
• Created: 21/Feb/06 02:20
• Updated: 25/Mar/08 08:08
• Resolved: 02/Jul/07 03:52

Description

From line 1014 ff there is the following piece of code:

try {
if (index >= 0)

{ getPropertyUtils().setIndexedProperty(target, propName, index, newValue); }

else if (key != null)

{ getPropertyUtils().setMappedProperty(target, propName, key, newValue); }

else

{ getPropertyUtils().setProperty(target, propName, newValue); }

...

That's good for mapped OR indexed properties, but unfortunatly i have both at
the same time. So index is >= 0 and key is also != null.

My property-name looks like this one here:
property(time)[0]

Issue Links

• duplicates: BEANUTILS-113 [beanutils] Indexed property inside a mapped property cannot be accessed
• is related to: BEANUTILS-43 Mapped property inside a mapped property is not populated on submit
• is related to: BEANUTILS-247 Arrays with multiple dimension are not supported