Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
Assure the type of the object inside the searched contexts. Don't you have differents attributes (with distincts classes) in each context: A bean in page scope, a different one in request scope, another in session scope, and so on ? Try to use scope attribute when using ... --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: > Hi Daniel - I am sure I am using the latest classes. > > Also I have tested what you suggested. If I only put > in > > getDealNumber <%=b.getDealNumber%> > > I can see the property value displayed properly. But > if I use bean:write, > then the same error happens. > > __ Yahoo! Messenger - Fale com seus amigos online. Instale agora! http://br.download.yahoo.com/messenger/ - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
After i checked the taglib class i found this:
** START
// Call the indexed getter method if there is one
if (descriptor instanceof IndexedPropertyDescriptor) {
Method readMethod =((IndexedPropertyDescriptor)
descriptor).
getIndexedReadMethod();
if (readMethod != null) {
Object subscript[] = new Object[1];
subscript[0] = new Integer(index);
return (readMethod.invoke(bean, subscript));
}
}
// Otherwise, the underlying property must be an array
Method readMethod = getReadMethod(descriptor);
if (readMethod == null)
throw new NoSuchMethodException("Property '" +
name +
"' has no getter method");
// Call the property getter and return the value
Object value = readMethod.invoke(bean, new Object[0]);
if (!value.getClass().isArray())
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Property '" +
name +
"' is not indexed");
return (Array.get(value, index));
* END***
It shows that the taglib will read the property of
and check set/get method in your related
ActionForm. If not it will check if its an Array, if
still not it throws NoSuchMethodException("Property '"
+ name +
"' has no getter method");
I didnt see it checks if your ActionForm has parent or
not. it just check the ActionForm itself.
But still i am not 100% sure coz the code line is too
long for a late night. You may check by your self.
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Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
Yes, I have getter in the parent:
public String getDealNumber() {
return dealNumber;
}
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I am sorry i read your question wrong.. i thought you
directly accessed the parent attribute. *duh*
Check if you have getter that return something in the
parent.
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> > I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
> > dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and
> it
> > has the following
> > getter/setter
> > public String getDealNumber() {
> > return dealNumber;
> > }
> >
> > public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
> > this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
> > }
> >
> > Can this property be seen in if I use
> > it to write properties
> > of an object b of class B?
> >
> > In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
> > pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
> >
> > Then I do:
> > > scope="page"/>
> >
> > But I got this error: No getter method for
> property
> > dealNumber of bean
> > CURR_TXN
> >
> > I then tried to add this into B:
> > public String getDealNumber() {
> > return super.getDealNumber();
> > }
> >
> > And then the error is gone... can anyone help to
> > explain why?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
I am sorry i read your question wrong.. i thought you
directly accessed the parent attribute. *duh*
Check if you have getter that return something in the
parent.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Thanks. Just to confirm - you mean use a public
> getter method does not
> help? This is due to reflection? or Java Beans
> property?
>
> XU CHENG
> EXT: 8476
> DID: (65) 68898476
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> Subject: Re: No getter method for property p of
> bean b - getP is public in b's super
> 04/22/2004 05:52
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> > I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
> > dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and
> it
> > has the following
> > getter/setter
> > public String getDealNumber() {
> > return dealNumber;
> > }
> >
> > public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
> > this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
> > }
> >
> > Can this property be seen in if I use
> > it to write properties
> > of an object b of class B?
> >
> > In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
> > pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
> >
> > Then I do:
> > > scope="page"/>
> >
> > But I got this error: No getter method for
> property
> > dealNumber of bean
> > CURR_TXN
> >
> > I then tried to add this into B:
> > public String getDealNumber() {
> > return super.getDealNumber();
> > }
> >
> > And then the error is gone... can anyone help to
> > explain why?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > XU CHENG
> >
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Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
Hi Daniel - I am sure I am using the latest classes.
Also I have tested what you suggested. If I only put in
getDealNumber <%=b.getDealNumber%>
I can see the property value displayed properly. But if I use bean:write,
then the same error happens.
To JavaSoft - I changed all attributes to protected, but still got the same
error...
You wrote:
Are you sure that you using the up-to-date version of your class ?
Maybe a misspelled method name or attribute name ?
Try to make this test (in your .jsp):
<%
B b = new B();
%>
getDealNumber <%=b.getDealNumber%>
<%
pageContext.setAttribute("currTxn",b, PageContext.REQUEST_SCOPE);
%>
getDealNumber
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
>dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and it has the following
>getter/setter
> public String getDealNumber() {
> return dealNumber;
> }
>
> public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
> this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
> }
>
>Can this property be seen in if I use it to write properties
>of an object b of class B?
>
>In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
>pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
>
>Then I do:
>
>
>But I got this error: No getter method for property dealNumber of bean
>CURR_TXN
>
>I then tried to add this into B:
> public String getDealNumber() {
> return super.getDealNumber();
> }
>
>And then the error is gone... can anyone help to explain why?
>
>Thanks.
>
>XU CHENG
>
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Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
Are you sure that you using the up-to-date version of your class ?
Maybe a misspelled method name or attribute name ?
Try to make this test (in your .jsp):
<%
B b = new B();
%>
getDealNumber <%=b.getDealNumber%>
<%
pageContext.setAttribute("currTxn",b, PageContext.REQUEST_SCOPE);
%>
getDealNumber
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and it has the following
getter/setter
public String getDealNumber() {
return dealNumber;
}
public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
}
Can this property be seen in if I use it to write properties
of an object b of class B?
In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
Then I do:
But I got this error: No getter method for property dealNumber of bean
CURR_TXN
I then tried to add this into B:
public String getDealNumber() {
return super.getDealNumber();
}
And then the error is gone... can anyone help to explain why?
Thanks.
XU CHENG
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Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
Thanks. Just to confirm - you mean use a public getter method does not
help? This is due to reflection? or Java Beans property?
XU CHENG
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DID: (65) 68898476
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private attribute doesnt inherit to any child. Use
protected or higher level.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
> dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and it
> has the following
> getter/setter
> public String getDealNumber() {
> return dealNumber;
> }
>
> public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
> this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
> }
>
> Can this property be seen in if I use
> it to write properties
> of an object b of class B?
>
> In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
> pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
>
> Then I do:
> scope="page"/>
>
> But I got this error: No getter method for property
> dealNumber of bean
> CURR_TXN
>
> I then tried to add this into B:
> public String getDealNumber() {
> return super.getDealNumber();
> }
>
> And then the error is gone... can anyone help to
> explain why?
>
> Thanks.
>
> XU CHENG
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
private attribute doesnt inherit to any child. Use
protected or higher level.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
> dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and it
> has the following
> getter/setter
> public String getDealNumber() {
> return dealNumber;
> }
>
> public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
> this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
> }
>
> Can this property be seen in if I use
> it to write properties
> of an object b of class B?
>
> In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
> pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
>
> Then I do:
> scope="page"/>
>
> But I got this error: No getter method for property
> dealNumber of bean
> CURR_TXN
>
> I then tried to add this into B:
> public String getDealNumber() {
> return super.getDealNumber();
> }
>
> And then the error is gone... can anyone help to
> explain why?
>
> Thanks.
>
> XU CHENG
>
>
>
>
>
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No getter method for property p of bean b - getP is public in b's super class
I have a bean class B, whose super class is A.
dealNumber is defined as private String in A, and it has the following
getter/setter
public String getDealNumber() {
return dealNumber;
}
public void setDealNumber(String dealNumber) {
this.dealNumber = dealNumber;
}
Can this property be seen in if I use it to write properties
of an object b of class B?
In my JSP I set an instance of b to page context:
pageContext.setAttribute("CURR_TXN", b);
Then I do:
But I got this error: No getter method for property dealNumber of bean
CURR_TXN
I then tried to add this into B:
public String getDealNumber() {
return super.getDealNumber();
}
And then the error is gone... can anyone help to explain why?
Thanks.
XU CHENG
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