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4.33. jb:value Property Example
<root>
<property name="key1">value1</property>
<property name="key2">value2</property>
<property name="key3">value3</property>
</root>
On the config:
<jb:bean BeanId="keyValuePairs" class="java.util.HashMap" createOnElement="root">
<jb:value property="@name" data="root/property" />
</jb:bean>
This would create a HashMap with three entries with the keys set [key1, key2, key3].
Note
The "@" character notation doesn't work for bean wiring. The cartridge will simply use the value of the property attribute, including the "@" character, as the map entry key.
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