Hi!
bean write tag just takes a bean under "name" key form the scope where you
indicates with "scope" or with findAttrinute searching in every scopes if you
omit the "scope" attribute.
Once the bean is found, the tag, takes the value of the "property" attribute as
String and
-first replace the
My bad... I cleaned and rebuilt and
It works without logic:iterate and getStrValor and setStrValor and
strValor attribute. :)
But. Why does it work using logic:iterate and getstrValor and setstrValor?
Thanks for help me.
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Rafael Taboada
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Yes, I used logic:iterate with getstrValor and setstrValor and it worked fine..
But I tried with logic:iterate and getStrValor and setStrValor and it
worked too...
So, what's the problem???... Is my
Has it to be inside a iteration method??? Because lstTipoCambio is a collection
Id tried
: Re: Problem using session var
I renamed my methods but nothing happened.
My new getters and setters:
getStrValor()
setStrValor()
But it's still the same error.
But I did this:
And it worked Do u know why? Because lstTipoCambio is a
collection object???.
And why
I renamed my methods but nothing happened.
My new getters and setters:
getStrValor()
setStrValor()
But it's still the same error.
But I did this:
And it worked Do u know why? Because lstTipoCambio is a
collection object???.
And why don't work renaming my methods like Larry
This has nothing to do with sessions - it is just standard bean naming, and
AFAIK, all jsp tags will stick to this.
The methods getXxx and setXxx create a property named xxx.
One more naming issue to watch out for is this one: The methods getXName and
setXName create a property named XName, no
I didn't know about capitalization of bean:write.
So, how can i know in order to print some data in my jsp?. using
session vars...
Using JSTL?..
I don't know.
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Rafael Taboada
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Rafael,
Your try/catch lists YOUR setter as:
tipocambio.setstrValor()
This suggests you make your getter tipocambio.getstrValor(). Unfortunately,
bean:write capitalizes the first letter of the property so bean:write is
trying to invoke 1stTipoCambio.getStrValor(), not your
1stTipoCambio.getstrV
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