YOUSFI wrote:
I found the problem. The Object passed to getLibelle was in fact a String.
I love it when I'm right 8^) Seriously, I am glad you were able to
solve the problem.
Bill Siggelkow
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Objet : Re: Problem with BeanUtils
First of all, I assume that you are calling the getProperty method of
BeanUtils -- Are you sure that the object you are passing is an instance
of
that class yes?
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Yes I'm quite sure the object is an instance of my class TypAbonne. I added
some thing like a System.out.prinln("obj=" + obj) in my method getLibelle
and I received
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Objet : Re: Problem with BeanUtils
First of all, I assume that you are calling the getProperty method of
BeanUtils -- Are you sure that the object y
First of all, I assume that you are calling the getProperty method of
BeanUtils -- Are you sure that the object you are passing is an instance
of your class (TypAbonne) -- from what you indicated it sounds like it
is actually a String -- java.lang.String has two "getter" methods --
getClass() a
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