Hi,
The issue is with the lines
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def expando = new Expando();
expando.metaClass = emc;
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Since Expando is a fully dynamically expandable bean, the call "expando.metaClass = emc" defines a new property metaClass for Expando bean instead of replacing its metaClass with emc.
The way to replace the metaClass for Expando is by calling "expando.setMetaClass(emc);" and not "expando.metaClass = emc;"
If you replace the meta-class as "expando.setMetaClass(emc);", then the new method getTest() is visible through emc as you are defining and the call goes through as expected.
HTH.
Roshan
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 12:06 AM, Setya
<jsetya@...> wrote:
>Does expando.getTest() work?
No, it doesn't either.
Strangely, If I use GString literal all works as expected.
I also tried to print all the method attached to expando instance :
emc.expandoMethods.each
{
println it;
}
And the method 'getTest' is there !!!.
Setya
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