temp temp wrote:
I solved the problem by creating an instance of
AddressVO in the formbean.
Here is my code after modifications.
public class ServiceSelectionForm extends ActionForm
{
private AddressVO addressVO = new AddressVO();
public AddressVO getAddressVO() {
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I solved the problem by creating an instance of
AddressVO in the formbean.
Here is my code after modifications.
public class ServiceSelectionForm extends ActionForm
{
private AddressVO addressVO = new AddressVO();
public AddressVO getAddressVO() {
return addressVO;
That suggests that one of the classes or getter methods isn't declared
public (the sample source you posted does that, so that's probably not
it) or that addressVO is null in the form bean. How do you populate the
form bean? What happens if you call getAddressVO().getState() on the
form bean di
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