What is the precedence of ambiguous (boolean / int) accessories in the JSP expression language?

I am dealing with a legacy system that has a Java bean with this (trimmed / masked) snippet:

public class AmbiguousJspElBean {
    private int ambiguous;

    public int getAmbiguous() {
        return ambiguous;
    }

    public void setAmbiguous(int ambiguous) {
        this.ambiguous = ambiguous;
    }

    public boolean isAmbiguous() {
        return ambiguous == 1;
    }
}

      

        
        
        
      

    

My questions:

• If I am trying to reference a ambiguous
  
  JSP expression language through ${bean.ambiguous}
  
  , what is the precedence the interpreter uses to find the right accessor?

  and. I tested it and it looks like a method in practice isAmbiguous()
  
  , but it will always be like this / depends / does it depend on the interpreter I am using?

• Should I instead ${bean.isAmbiguous()}
  
  (potentially) mitigate any ambiguity for future on-lookers?

As I said, this is a legacy system, so modifying the original class to turn ambiguous

into boolean

instead is int

not an option.