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[jira] [Created] (JUNEAU-248) BeanMap containsKey() and keySet().contains() don't match
Gary D. Gregory created JUNEAU-248:
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Summary: BeanMap containsKey() and keySet().contains() don't match
Key: JUNEAU-248
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JUNEAU-248
Project: Juneau
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Code
Reporter: Gary D. Gregory
The bean below only has one property, f1, due to the @Bean(p='f1') annotation, but also contains a @Beanp("f2") annotated method.
{noformat}
@Bean(p="f1") public static class A1 {
public int f1;
@Beanp("f2") public int f2() {...}
}
{noformat}
In this odd case, you can call get/put on the "f2" property, but it shouldn't show up in keySet()/entrySet().
I agree that containsKey() should match the behavior of keySet().contains(). We should open a bug.
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