Yeah, you can override a property by using "getProperty()"
http://groovy.codehaus.org/Using+invokeMethod+and+getPropertyI'd imagine the issue with "get" in the view has something to do with JSTL, but I'm not sure. I think JSTL will just look for getBlah() whenever you do something like ${obj.blah}.
-Dustin
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Callaway, Pamela <
pcallaway@...> wrote:
Hi folks,
Is it possible to over-ride a property "getter"
for a class?
Or should I use a constructor or something to fill up a
particular property, if it doesn't come directly from the database?
Also, I noticed I have one function that starts with get,
even though I don't have a corresponding property, and it still gets
created/shown as a property in the view. Interesting – is there a reason
for that?
Thanks,
Pam
