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how do I set a java bean's property which is neither a String nor primitive in JSP?

Ren Shao
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For example, in my JSP, I use
<jsp:useBean id="myBean" class="zhirenshao.MyBean" scope="request" />
one of the property of MyBean is a type I write my self. How do I set this property? (using <jsp:setProperty> )
 
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