first thing i'd try is to retest with a recent nightly or cvs HEAD. (you might need to grab a newer version of beanutils as well). there have been bugs fixed in this area. (we hope to get a new digester release really soon.)
if you're still having problems then you need to supply a bit more information. it's very hard to work out what's going wrong with having an idea of the ruleset (whether it's created programmatic or via xml). what's also very useful is the trace log. (see commons-logging documentation if you don't know how to do this.)
it you're using rules that rely on the java beans spec, you might like to double check that they are compliant (a typical gotha is that you can't overload setters).
oh yes - could you try to remember to prefix with the component in future.
a lot of developers use this to filter the emails.
- robert
On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 12:32 AM, Andrew Conrad wrote:
I am having some problems using the digester in that I can't get it to call some methods for some properties.For instance, this XML document: <Channel toAddresses='[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]' /> creates a Channel object, but does not call setToAddresses() while this XML document <Channel toAddress='[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]' /> creates a Channel object and calls setToAddress(). Any ideas on what I am missing? Is there some issue with plural attributes or the use of plural methods? - Andrew
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