Hi!
With Struts1, i am used to getting runtime exceptions when for example
<html:text name="whatever"> was used and when the underlying form class
did not offer a getter or setter for the property "whatever". Now with
Struts2 (V2.0.14), i'm using <s:textfield name="whatever"> and i'm
observing that the underlying action class does not have an appropriate
getter or setter but that i'm not receiving a runtime error, i.e. the
underlying framework apparently seems to handle the
NoSuchMethodException gracefully.
To be honest, i don't like this behavior. It makes hunting down a
trivial typo in the name= attribute much harder. The view is displayed
without an error (not even on the java console) and the user is
wondering why the getters/setters in the action class are not called.
OGNL expressions are treated similarly and for those, the situation is
even worse: Since i can build complex expressions that internally
translate to deeply nested reflection calls, typos are much more
probable and hunting down errors due to typos can take hours.
Now my question: Is there a property somewhere that i can set to disable
the leniency? I'd rather have errors thrown out to the console (or even
the view page) instead of the current behavior of gracefully handling
reflection-related exceptions.
Any thoughts / ideas?
Robert
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