Its working now. Thank you very much for the replies.
The problem was that the naming convention (it was like sStreet, sCity and the
getter/setters were getStreet, getCity etc.)of my attributes and I did not
initialize the inside bean in the ActionForm.
Thanks & Regards,
Chandra.
> To: user@struts.apache.org> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Problem
> from defining JavaBean as an attribute inside ActionForm> Date: Thu, 3 Jul
> 2008 14:56:09 -0400> > Oh, and another thought: are you initializing
> ActionForm's empAddress > field somewhere? It may cause problems if it is
> null when Struts tries > to set its properties. Struts 2 can automatically
> create instances of > beans in that situation, but Struts 1 doesn't.> > L.> >
> Laurie Harper wrote:> > What you have below all looks fine; it should work as
> you expected. What > > does your form bean definition look like? Is the form
> bean correctly > > referenced by the action mapping the form is submitted to?
> Post the > > relevant bits of configuration and the full stack trace; maybe
> that will > > allow someone to see the problem.> > > > L.> > > > Chandramouli
> P wrote:> >> Hi,> >> > >> I have the below scenario:> >> > >> I have a java
> bean as below:> >> > >> public class Address> >> {> >> private String city;>
> >> private String state;> >> > >> and public getters/setters for the above
> attributes;> >> }> >> > >> and I have the ActionForm as below:> >> > >>
> import Address;> >> public class EmpForm extends ActionForm> >> {> >> private
> String name;> >> private String empID;> >> private Address empAddress;> >> >
> >> and public getters/setters for the aboev attribute;> >> }> >> > >> We are
> using Struts 1.2.9 and writing the JSP page as below:> >> > >> <html:form
> action="/sampleAction.do">> >> <html:text property="name"/>> >> <html:text
> property="empID"/>> >> <html:text property="empAddress.city"/>> >> <html:text
> property="empAddress.state"/>> >> </html:form>> >> > >> I am getting the
> below error while submitting the form:> >> > >> E SRVE0026E: [Servlet
> Error]-[BeanUtils.populate]: > >> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No bean
> specified at > >>
> org.apache.commons.beanutils.PropertyUtils..getPropertyDescriptor(PropertyUtils.java(Compiled
> > >> Code))> >> I have read somewhere that Struts version I am using does
> support the > >> nested attributes for the <html:text> and other tags. Are
> there any > >> errors in the above code? Please help.> >> > >> Thanks &
> Regards,> >> Chandra.> >>
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