Re: [Q] nested:nest and nested:write

Hi Arron, In struts-config.xml I named form-bean name=sanForm type=com.kp.struts.form.action.beans.ActionForm/ actionpath=/test type=com.kp.struts.form.action.LogonAction name=sanForm scope=session

Re: [Q] nested:nest and nested:write

Instead of nested:write try bean:write with the nested property... bean:write name=sanForm property=account.account_no / If that returns the error, it's all in the setup of the bean etc. Because it's a no getter method error, I'd be checking over the methods and their signatures, making sure

Re: [Q] nested:nest and nested:write

] nested:nest and nested:write Hi Friends, I have a FormBean AccountForm and javabean Account public class AccountForm{ private Account account; // setter and getter method for account } public class Account{ private String account_no; // setter and getter for account_no

[Q] nested:nest and nested:write

Hi Friends, I have a FormBean AccountForm and javabean Account public class AccountForm{ private Account account; // setter and getter method for account } public class Account{ private String account_no; // setter and getter for account_no } Then I have the following test.jsp

Re: [Q] nested:nest and nested:write

Nothing is outwardly obvious... but it won't be in the nested tags as it's forming the property correctly (account.account_no). One way to test, is to use the normal bean:write tag using your named FormBean and the full nested property. eg: bean:write name=beanName property=account.account_no