Hello,
>
> <jsp:setProperty name='c' property="aCode" param="a" />
> <jsp:setProperty name='c' property="bCode" param="b" />
>
try using value="a" instead of param="a". Also ensure that the beans 'a'
and 'b' are still in scope on the page where you are setting the property.
the default scope is page. if you are using the above setProperty on
another page, you may have to use scope="request" or better still scope
="session" in the definition of the beans.
Regards,
Najeem Lawal
Borislav Iordanov
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Try TICL - it lets you map any form field to any type of bean property.
Whenever type mappings are not predefined, you can define your own.
Visit http://www.kobrix.com
Best Regards,
Boris
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> Luis Javier Beltr�n
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> Hi everybody,
>
> I have 3 different forms that should save information in 3
> different tables in a database. For that task, I've created 3
> beans to hold the info. These beans, reflect the structure of
> each table. Assuming the tables are similar to this:
>
> Table A Table B Table C
>
> a_code b_code a_code
> a_name b_name b_code
> c_status
>
>
> I created a bean A and a bean B with two fields (code and
> name) and the proper getter/setter methods, and I used the
> <jsp:setProperty name="a" property="*"/> tag to load the
> information from the forms.
>
> The problem was bean C. I created it with 3 fields (A a, B b,
> String status) and the setA(A), setB(B), setStatus(String)
> setter methods, and that doesn't work with the
> <jsp:setProperty> tag, which is expecting at least
> setA(String) and setB(String) methods.
> Then I tried creating a setACode(String) and a
> setBCode(String) methods, and renaming the form elements to
> aCode and bCode, but that didn't work either...
>
> I also tried using:
>
> <jsp:setProperty name='c' property="aCode" param="a" />
> <jsp:setProperty name='c' property="bCode" param="b" />
>
> and it didn't work... what else should I try??? Do you have
> any suggestions or a different approach?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Luis Javier
>
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