Claudio, I'm sorry but I have a bit of trouble following your explanation (I just do not know your object model/domain well enough to follow the explanation).
But I'm still wondering if this is not a problem of ill-formed JavaBeans. Are you aware of the rules for naming JavaBeans classes and their properties/mutators (getters and setters)? In summary: - your instance variables should all start with lowercase letters (e.g. "apellido"); - the getter and setter should be getApellido() and setApellido(String apellido) respectively. Look at Sun's Java site (or other good Java reference) for the JavaBean naming standards. The rule on instance variables starting with lower case letters is more of a convention. What really matters is that if you have methods getApellido and setApellido then in your JSP code you can simply refer to "apellido" most frameworks will translate this into a call to getApellido. If this does not provide some insight into the problem, you need to provide a bit more detail of a simplified version of your object model - something like a simple character/line drawing or indented class outline with instance variables. Then your description of what is happening might make a bit more sense to some of us and you might get a better answer. Hope this helps - Richard -----Original Message----- From: Claudio Martn Veas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 5:50 AM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: Re: inserting data (A weird problem) Hello all, and thanks for writing about my problem, I found the solution but Im note very confortable because I dont understand the reason why it fails. When this error started to show several times even if I tried the same thing a lot of times I started to think about the reason of all this erros so Í thought that maybe (since Im very new to all this) beans had a limit in the porperties or set methods so that was the reason that when ever I delete all the "apellido" logic all worked fine but I decided to try another example so I took out another of the properties I believe it was mail and I let the "apellido" logic stay, but the error didnt leave. After hours of thinking a (lets say stupid idea) came into my mind (oh I forgot to tell you that Itried to replace "apellido" with "algo" but the logic was the same and I did this to see if the naming of the propertie/method had anything to d with this) I thought, hey maybe beans arent supposed to have properties / methods starting with an "a" so I tried without the "apellido" logic to make work the example but I replace "Numero" with "aNumero" in all the places just like with the other example, and the error showed up so I decided to put "Numero" back and I put all the "apellido" logic again but in english this time "Lastname" AND IT WORKED so Im parcially happyu about the fact that I made it work but I dont like not knowing what is the problem, i dont like the idea of taking something for granted as if it were some kind of magic "Tomcat and beans with properties starting with 'a' dont match" "why not?" "because they dont" jaja so if you find out why this is a problem just let me know Thanks for all you attention Thanks on Advance Claudio Veas ___________________________________________________________ 1GB gratis, Antivirus y Antispam Correo Yahoo!, el mejor correo web del mundo http://correo.yahoo.com.ar --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
