2002. augusztus 13. 16:36 dátummal Sri Sankaran ezt írtad:
> I don't believe that to be the issue since I have re-started Tomcat
> numerous times.
I almost never restart tomcat, just use the manager servlet, and reload or
stop/start the context only. The manager servlet is present in tomcat4 ser
I don't believe that to be the issue since I have re-started Tomcat numerous times.
Thanks
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From: Tim T. Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 10:27 AM
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Subject: Re: No getter error
I get that error w
Tried it -- same error :(
P.S.
Looked back at Arron's tutorials and confirmed that one simply needs to return Object[]
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From: honsali ilia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I get that error when I add a property to a bean (with, in my case,
Websphere still running) and then try to add that new property to a tag,
and then run it. Struts caches the PropertyDescriptors and so I end up
having to restart Websphere to pick up the changes.
Tim
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Objet : RE: No getter error
Yes, 'tis public and returns an Object[].
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From: honsali ilia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Are you sure that you have
Yes, 'tis public and returns an Object[].
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From: honsali ilia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Are you sure that you have the getItemsArray() method in
Are you sure that you have the getItemsArray() method in your
com.sas.mis.qs.struts.bean.CartBean class??
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De : Sri Sankaran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Objet : No getter error
Using Struts 1.0.2 on Tomcat 4.0.2
I am
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I should've been more specific. I'm using Struts 1.0.2.
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I should've been more specific. I'm using Struts 1.0.2.
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I believe these issues are centered around the switc
properties of all different types.
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I had this happen with the logic:equal tag. I wanted to compare a boolean
value and the documentation makes no mention of boolean conversion so I made
my getter return a String, but had two setters: one receiving a boolean and
the other a String. My gut feeling is that the two setters somehow conf
Sri,
In my recent nested iterate problem (see thread: Multiple Parameters from
Multiple Links) the 'no getter in bean' error was caused when I
inadvertently used the session attribute name rather than the id value on
the iterate statement. Look closely at the text of the error message and
make su
I remember getting something similar when I was trying to populate the
html:options tag with a Map object. Changing the code to use an
ArrayList instead solved the problem for me. But Inever did understand
the reason why one works and the other doesn't.
Shekhar
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From:
Replying to my own post...
(Note to self) Take a good look at the the form action when an error is flagged with
the form bean.
Turns out I had a wrong form action which pointed the framework to some other form
bean which indeed didn't have any such getter.
Sigh!
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