> One thing to double check is that your bean class has a public no-args
> constructor, that the class itself is declared public, and
> (of course) that the
> getter methods are public. I've seen IllegalAccessException
> problems when any
> of these three things is violated.
Thanks, it was that the class itself wasn't public (*slaps forehead*)
What confused things is that I was dealing with 'Product' objects (the
interface), which WAS public, but the underlying concrete object WASN'T
public.
Ahh, well, lesson learned. Thanks Craig.
Paul.
