I performed a quick tweak of the JSP, but still get the same error.
After more inspection, though, I think your assessment is on target.
There are a handful of places where the accessor methods are overloaded
(needlessly), and they typically correspond to my problem properties. I
will need to d
Andrew,
BINGO! I looked back, and indeed, the property in question has multiple
getters/setters. I'm going to modify the names of the extraneous
getters/setters and see if this makes a difference.
Thanks for the tip!
Mike
Andrew Hill wrote:
Ive not seen your code so Ive no idea if this is what y
Ive not seen your code so Ive no idea if this is what you are doing
(probably not from the sound of it), but its been my experience that
when I dont quite follow the bean specs for my getters and setters it
still sometimes works... until I change something else like my JVM
version or add some o
Has anyone else experienced any issues with Struts (current release) and
JDK 1.4.2_06? I have found my second 'oddity' with JDK release 06.
My previous post showed that a form property named "currentView" caused
the infamous "no getter method for property ..." error. When I changed
the property
Mike Darretta a écrit :
I encountered a strange issue that may be relevant to others
After upgrading our JDK from 1.4.2_05 to 1.4.2_06, many of our struts
actions reported the following error:
Got the same problem when update tomcat and jdk (don't know which causes
troubles).
"No getter m
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Sounds like one for sun, and of course let us know.
That's really weird.
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Sounds like one fo
Sounds like one for sun, and of course let us know.
That's really weird.
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I did a clean build, recompile, etc. Note that I am able to go back to
the previous name "currentView", cause the exception, then rename the
property and things would work just fine.
Mike
Durham David R Jr Contr 805 CSPTS/SCE wrote:
Are there any thoughts on how a form bean property name could c
Have you made a clean build? Deleted the work directory of the
jsp-container?
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Have you made a clean build? Deleted the work directory of the
jsp-container?
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> I
> Are there any thoughts on how a form bean property name could conflict
> with a JDK release?
Did you recompile the entire project with the new JDK? I wouldn't think
that should matter, but perhaps it does in your case.
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I encountered a strange issue that may be relevant to others
After upgrading our JDK from 1.4.2_05 to 1.4.2_06, many of our struts
actions reported the following error:
"No getter method for property currentView of bean pagingListForm"
I upgraded all our apache-related jars to the most rec
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Can I use jdk1.4 with struts 1.1?
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I don't see why not.
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