Re: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate

2004-02-25 Thread Niall Pemberton
Inside the logic:iterate the beans returned by your getRaw() method should
be exposed with the name you specify in the iterate's 'id' attribute. So
something along the lines of.

 logic:iterate name=dateForm property=raw id=foo
   indexId=ctr 
  tr
 tdbean:write name=ctr //td
 tdhtml:text name=foo
  property=time //td
  /tr
 /logic:iterate

Niall

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Subject: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate


 Hi list,


 I am having a form which contains a single property, an array with
 RawRecord, a simple java bean which simply contains 4 strings,
 including getters, setters and a constructor.


 In my jsp, it works fine when i make a call like this:


 html:text name=dateForm property=rawRecord[1].time /


 where dateform is the name of my action form, and rawRecord is
 the array in which the RawRecord  beans reside.


 However, as soon as I put this inside a logic:iterate loop, all
 goes wrong: I get the following error:


 No getter for property time of bean
 org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN


 which is a lie, because there is a getter for my property, otherwise
 the thing wouldn't have been working without the logic:iterate tag.


 The jsp looks like this:


 logic:iterate name=dateForm property=raw id=foo

 indexId=ctr 

 tr

 td%= ctr %/td

 td

 html:text name=dateForm

 property=rawRecord[1].time /

 /td

 ...


 The DateForm looks like this


 public class DateForm extends ActionForm {

 //fields

 private RawRecord raw[];


 public DateForm() {

 raw = new RawRecord[3];

 raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);

 raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);

 raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);

 }


 //getters setters


 public RawRecord getRawRecord(int index) {

 return raw[index];

 }

 public RawRecord[] getRaw {

 return raw;

 }

 public void setRaw(RawRecord[] records) {

 raw = records;

 }

 + some reset stuff


 The RawRecord bean is really just a class with four strings as
 fields, + getters + setters + a constructor


 I did not include struts-config.xml, because it is correct: the
 dateform is normally declared as a form bean, and the action is not
 even used yet, as the error takes place before that stage. And
 struts-config worked without that logic:iterate tag...


 SO, how can I get this to work inside the logic:iterate tags?? What
 am i doing wrong here??


 thanks, Rinke



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Re: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate

2004-02-25 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Niall, List

thanks for you answer. I tried out you suggestion (literary and in 
several variations), but it does not help: still the same error.

no getter defined.

If you have any other suggestions, I'd be happy. 

Otherwise I will just try a workaround which is not such a nice 
sollution, but it will work I guess: just put everything, all different 
fields, in one long array, in stead of working with the 
array[0].fieldname option. 

rinke


On 25 Feb 2004, at 10:00, Niall Pemberton wrote:

 Inside the logic:iterate the beans returned by your getRaw() method
 should be exposed with the name you specify in the iterate's 'id'
 attribute. So something along the lines of.
 
  logic:iterate name=dateForm property=raw id=foo
indexId=ctr 
   tr
  tdbean:write name=ctr //td
  tdhtml:text name=foo
   property=time //td
   /tr
  /logic:iterate
 
 Niall
 
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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 12:11 PM
 Subject: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate
 
 
  Hi list,
 
 
  I am having a form which contains a single property, an array with
  RawRecord, a simple java bean which simply contains 4 strings,
  including getters, setters and a constructor.
 
 
  In my jsp, it works fine when i make a call like this:
 
 
  html:text name=dateForm property=rawRecord[1].time /
 
 
  where dateform is the name of my action form, and rawRecord is
  the array in which the RawRecord  beans reside.
 
 
  However, as soon as I put this inside a logic:iterate loop, all
  goes wrong: I get the following error:
 
 
  No getter for property time of bean
  org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN
 
 
  which is a lie, because there is a getter for my property, otherwise
  the thing wouldn't have been working without the logic:iterate tag.
 
 
  The jsp looks like this:
 
 
  logic:iterate name=dateForm property=raw id=foo
 
  indexId=ctr 
 
  tr
 
  td%= ctr %/td
 
  td
 
  html:text name=dateForm
 
  property=rawRecord[1].time /
 
  /td
 
  ...
 
 
  The DateForm looks like this
 
 
  public class DateForm extends ActionForm {
 
  //fields
 
  private RawRecord raw[];
 
 
  public DateForm() {
 
  raw = new RawRecord[3];
 
  raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
 
  raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
 
  raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
 
  }
 
 
  //getters setters
 
 
  public RawRecord getRawRecord(int index) {
 
  return raw[index];
 
  }
 
  public RawRecord[] getRaw {
 
  return raw;
 
  }
 
  public void setRaw(RawRecord[] records) {
 
  raw = records;
 
  }
 
  + some reset stuff
 
 
  The RawRecord bean is really just a class with four strings as
  fields, + getters + setters + a constructor
 
 
  I did not include struts-config.xml, because it is correct: the
  dateform is normally declared as a form bean, and the action is not
  even used yet, as the error takes place before that stage. And
  struts-config worked without that logic:iterate tag...
 
 
  SO, how can I get this to work inside the logic:iterate tags?? What
  am i doing wrong here??
 
 
  thanks, Rinke
 
 
 
  
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Re: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate

2004-02-25 Thread Niall Pemberton
I just noticed something else wrong...your index value is 0 for all three
RawRecords - so you are initializing raw[0] three times and not raw[1]  or
raw[2]

public DateForm() {
  raw = new RawRecord[3];
  raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
  raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
  raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);


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Subject: Re: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate


 Hi Niall, List

 thanks for you answer. I tried out you suggestion (literary and in
 several variations), but it does not help: still the same error.

 no getter defined.

 If you have any other suggestions, I'd be happy.

 Otherwise I will just try a workaround which is not such a nice
 sollution, but it will work I guess: just put everything, all different
 fields, in one long array, in stead of working with the
 array[0].fieldname option.

 rinke


 On 25 Feb 2004, at 10:00, Niall Pemberton wrote:

  Inside the logic:iterate the beans returned by your getRaw() method
  should be exposed with the name you specify in the iterate's 'id'
  attribute. So something along the lines of.
 
   logic:iterate name=dateForm property=raw id=foo
 indexId=ctr 
tr
   tdbean:write name=ctr //td
   tdhtml:text name=foo
property=time //td
/tr
   /logic:iterate
 
  Niall
 
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  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 12:11 PM
  Subject: error no getter method defined while inside logic:iterate
 
 
   Hi list,
  
  
   I am having a form which contains a single property, an array with
   RawRecord, a simple java bean which simply contains 4 strings,
   including getters, setters and a constructor.
  
  
   In my jsp, it works fine when i make a call like this:
  
  
   html:text name=dateForm property=rawRecord[1].time /
  
  
   where dateform is the name of my action form, and rawRecord is
   the array in which the RawRecord  beans reside.
  
  
   However, as soon as I put this inside a logic:iterate loop, all
   goes wrong: I get the following error:
  
  
   No getter for property time of bean
   org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN
  
  
   which is a lie, because there is a getter for my property, otherwise
   the thing wouldn't have been working without the logic:iterate tag.
  
  
   The jsp looks like this:
  
  
   logic:iterate name=dateForm property=raw id=foo
  
   indexId=ctr 
  
   tr
  
   td%= ctr %/td
  
   td
  
   html:text name=dateForm
  
   property=rawRecord[1].time /
  
   /td
  
   ...
  
  
   The DateForm looks like this
  
  
   public class DateForm extends ActionForm {
  
   //fields
  
   private RawRecord raw[];
  
  
   public DateForm() {
  
   raw = new RawRecord[3];
  
   raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
  
   raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
  
   raw[0] = new RawRecord(,,,);
  
   }
  
  
   //getters setters
  
  
   public RawRecord getRawRecord(int index) {
  
   return raw[index];
  
   }
  
   public RawRecord[] getRaw {
  
   return raw;
  
   }
  
   public void setRaw(RawRecord[] records) {
  
   raw = records;
  
   }
  
   + some reset stuff
  
  
   The RawRecord bean is really just a class with four strings as
   fields, + getters + setters + a constructor
  
  
   I did not include struts-config.xml, because it is correct: the
   dateform is normally declared as a form bean, and the action is not
   even used yet, as the error takes place before that stage. And
   struts-config worked without that logic:iterate tag...
  
  
   SO, how can I get this to work inside the logic:iterate tags?? What
   am i doing wrong here??
  
  
   thanks, Rinke
  
  
  
   
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