Venkat Muthusamy wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Can you help me with the following things.
>
> 1.I am using the JSP with the bean.
>
> I tried to set the property using the setProperty
> tag.Unfortunately the it throws an exception while
> setting up the exception if theproperty name starts
> with UpperCase.
>
> for example
>
> Case1. <JSP setProperty id="bean1" property="test1" />
> //this is working.
>
> Case2. <JSP setProperty id="bean1" property="TESt1" />
> //this is also working.
>
> Case3. <JSP setProperty id="bean1" property="Test1" />
> but this is not working.
>
> I coded in the bean with the setProperty method as
> follows with starting UpperCase
>
> void setTest1(String Test1)
> {
> this.Test1 = Test1;
> }
What you see is the correct behavior. The JavaBeans specification defines
these naming rules, i.e. that the property name starts with a lowercase
letter (foo) and the corresponding getter method starts with get plus
the property name with the first character capitalized (getFoo()). If
you do not follow these naming rules, the <jsp:setProperty> action will
not find the property access method.
See the JavaBeans spec for details.
Hans
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