> IIRC, you also had a bunch of other getIds/setIds methods. This can confuse the > heck out of bean introspection. Make sure you only have those 4 methods defined.
I finally realized that was part of the problem. When I cleaned it up and pulled the other junk out, it worked. When I added back in the public void setIds(int i, String id) it broke it and it shouldn't have. It's working now and the method is called public void setId(int i, String id) (ironically I only use it internally within other methods of my ActionForm class, that could refer to the private variable anyway) > In this case, the indexed get/set methods are omitted, which suggests that > Struts doesn't make use of them. I'm not sure what you're implying by "...you'll > see that the individual element getter/setter methods have TOTALLY different names". Look farther down at the "private String stringArray" stuff -- they have getStringArray/setStringArray methods, and then they have getStringIndexed/setStringIndexed -- two separate values (stringArray is one String[], stringIndexed is another String[]). I took that to imply that they couldn't have overlapped them and have setStringArray(String[] array) as well as setStringArray(int i, String s) within the same class. My recent experience with BeanUtils.populate throwing a servletException until I commented out setIds(int i, String ids) seems to me as "proof." I'd love to hear some higher-octane Struts developer types (Ted? Craig?) chime in here and explain what BeanUtils.populate is really doing. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
