Anyway, I got past the Null Pointer. It seems that the big indiscretion was not including aliases in column names. In other languages, if you say
select a.id, b.name
from ids a, names b
the column names are id and name. In dbforms, you must add the a. and b.
I also had a filter and order by set in the dbforms tag, but included a where clause in the dbforms-config.xml file. Don't know if that would have impacted things at all.
Bill
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 13:08:47 -0500, Henner Kollmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Bill,
2 points:
please check out the sources with CRLF set to dos. You have doubled
lines in the sources.
With the debugger set a breakpoint in in the FieldValue.toString method
an look wich field is not defined here. Seems that getField() returns null.
Good luck Henner
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