Re: No getter method for property (but it's there!)

2001-12-26 Thread Phillip Rhodes
The problem I found was that the property had overloaded accessor methods. What I did was to create a new accessor method by a different name, and use this to refer to it within struts. At 02:26 PM 12/21/2001 -0500, you wrote: >I have an object type Scale that I am iterating over. There is j

Re: No getter method for property (but it's there!)

2001-12-24 Thread Keith Bacon
could it be that getScaleID() returns an int when it should be a String? hth - Keith. --- Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One guess is that sometimes you have to reset > the container. If you > use TomCat, clean the TomCat / work folder and > restart the container. > Other contai

Re: No getter method for property (but it's there!)

2001-12-21 Thread Vic Cekvenich
One guess is that sometimes you have to reset the container. If you use TomCat, clean the TomCat / work folder and restart the container. Other containers have a different temp folder. (OrionServer.com seems ok w/this) Vic Phillip Rhodes wrote: > I have an object type Scale that I am itera

No getter method for property (but it's there!)

2001-12-21 Thread Phillip Rhodes
I have an object type Scale that I am iterating over. There is just ONE property that I can not access. For example I run this fine: But if I have: I get a "No getter method for property scaleId of bean scalex" error But the property is there. If I can access it in my jsp using the be