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Hi,

I have a small problem regarding spring property value binding.

The problem is the following:



I'm getting the countryCode property's value from some other object through a getter.

Now, the prefixReplacmentMap has some key value pairs. The first two pairs are constants, but, the third key the "0" has to have the value of the property countryCode.

What technique can i use to make this key's value refer to the countryCode property's value ?

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Hi Vassili,

You can refer property values from another bean but not from same bean definition .

For that you can use



Your requirement is :

but, the third key the "0" has to have the value of the property countryCode.




So you can put the logic in you Java Class.
like



Hope it will help you.


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