if u want to to be able to set the value of "daysVac" in the form to that in
the bean then u will have to write a "get" and "set" methods for the same in
the bean and it will be done automatically for ya. Something like the
following :
public class MyBean {
private int m_daysVac = 0;
public void setDaysVac( int dv ) {
m_daysVac = dv;
}
public int getDaysVac() {
return m_daysVac;
}
//etc..etc
}
please not the First char of daysvac being capital the set/get methods.
Thats all that is to be done. U will not be required to setProperty.
Guru's correct me if i am wrong :)
Mayuresh
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Hi! Whenever I have something like this:
<input type="button" value="Calculate Workdays" onclick="daycalc();">
with the function defined below in Javascript:
function daycalc(){
document.myform.daysVac.value=document.applets[0].calcNoOfDays(document.myfo
rm.vacFrom.value,document.myform.vacTo.value);
}
Now whenever I submit, the 'daysVac' is not set in the bean although I have
a:
<jsp:setProperty name="mybean" property = "daysVac" />
It seems as if whenever I set values in my JSP, in the above way is not
captured in the request when I submit.
Can somebody out there help me?
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