Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi, How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP... It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first five chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method should return a value. I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03 bean:write name=user property=username[1]/ The same is not working with other versions of JDK. Thanks Naveen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from 131_03 to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
Thanks
Naveen
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
To: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from 131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Sorry for the typo err in my earlier mailI have one set method and two get
methods
public void setName(String name){
this.sName=name;
}
public String getName(){
return this.sName;
}
public String getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
Thanks
Naveen
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 4:48 PM
To: Joshi, Naveen
Cc: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from 131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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Re: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
did you upgrade from Struts 1.02 to Struts 1.1
in Struts 1.1 properties of a form can be indexed and it uses [], so it
might get confused in parsing...
Just a thought...not sure if this will be of any help
Khalid
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from
131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go
at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it
doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
do you some more info
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
To: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
That may well be your problem.
Try killing the getName() method (perhaps rename it getFullName() or
something) and see if it helps.
Hehe, I had problems like this when I was new to struts.
See this ancient and mildly amusing thread:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=102697236923882w=2
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Sorry for the typo err in my earlier mailI have one set method and two
get
methods
public void setName(String name){
this.sName=name;
}
public String getName(){
return this.sName;
}
public String getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
Thanks
Naveen
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 4:48 PM
To: Joshi, Naveen
Cc: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from 131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
do you some more info
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
To: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Sent: Friday, 19 September 2003 03:52
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
No.. I still use struts 1.0_
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Subject: Re: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
did you upgrade from Struts 1.02 to Struts 1.1
in Struts 1.1 properties of a form can be indexed and it uses [], so it
might get confused in parsing...
Just a thought...not sure if this will be of any help
Khalid
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 1:48 PM
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from
131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go
at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it
doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Thanks Andrew,
I will go thru it and get back to u...
Naveen
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 5:04 PM
To: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
That may well be your problem.
Try killing the getName() method (perhaps rename it getFullName() or
something) and see if it helps.
Hehe, I had problems like this when I was new to struts.
See this ancient and mildly amusing thread:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=102697236923882w=2
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Sorry for the typo err in my earlier mailI have one set method and two
get
methods
public void setName(String name){
this.sName=name;
}
public String getName(){
return this.sName;
}
public String getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
Thanks
Naveen
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 4:48 PM
To: Joshi, Naveen
Cc: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from 131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
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Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
do you some more info
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From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
To: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
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Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Heres the link to my original question to which the link is a response btw:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=102696975022454w=2
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From: Andrew Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 19 September 2003 05:04
To: Struts
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
That may well be your problem.
Try killing the getName() method (perhaps rename it getFullName() or
something) and see if it helps.
Hehe, I had problems like this when I was new to struts.
See this ancient and mildly amusing thread:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=102697236923882w=2
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 19 September 2003 04:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Sorry for the typo err in my earlier mailI have one set method and two
get
methods
public void setName(String name){
this.sName=name;
}
public String getName(){
return this.sName;
}
public String getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
Thanks
Naveen
-Original Message-
From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 4:48 PM
To: Joshi, Naveen
Cc: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
snip
The line of code in the jsp is something like this:
bean:write name=%=formBean% property=name[53] scope=request/
where 53 is a input parameter of getName(int size) method of FormBean.
Get method is something like this...
public void getName(int size){
return (this.sName.substring(0, size));
}
This was working fine all this time... now when i change my JDK from 131_03
to
131_08, this doesnt work and throws error saying property 'name' is not
indexed
/snip
Hmm. I dont have any definitive solution myself, but this clarifies the
matter a lot and hopefully someone else should be able to have a good go at
pinpointing the problem.
My best guess is that your setters and getters dont quite meet bean
conventions. (When this is the case sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt
which makes debugging a nightmare!)
Do you have more than one method named setName or getName? Ive found that
can cause all sorts of wierd problems of this nature.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 19 September 2003 04:40
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
do you some more info
-Original Message-
From: andrew.david.hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 3:58 PM
To: struts-user
Subject: RE: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
You have posted this question like 50 billion times now with no response.
I dont really understand exactly what your asking (perhaps due to lack of
sleep?), and so havent tried answering. Possibly the same goes for many
other people who have read it. Perhaps you could try rephrasing it a
different way so that your problem is clearer to us all. Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 19 September 2003 03:52
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Passing an input from jsp using bean:write tag
Hi,
How do i send an input to one of my get methods in Formbean from my JSP...
It is something like i have String of 10 chars and i want only the first
five
chars. This input will be send by jsp. Based on the input my get method
should
return a value.
I was using something like this and it was working fine with jdk131_03
bean:write name=user property=username[1]/
The same is not working with other versions of JDK.
Thanks
Naveen
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