Hello Paul,
> That's strange, I've just implemented a map based form and am taking
> and returning String in my setter & getter with no problems. Having
> said that I'm accessing my form in my action directly - not via the
> BeanUtils.
Hmm... Well, maybe there was a problem with the class files t
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Hello again,
I found out what hindered it from working. I still don't understand why that
would be a problem - or more correctly why it this problem would show the
symptoms I got - b
Hello again,
I found out what hindered it from working. I still don't understand why that
would be a problem - or more correctly why it this problem would show the
symptoms I got - but it was the only thing I've changed so it had to be this.
> public String getValue(String key){
> String temp;
>
Hello Dirk,
> perhaps you have 2 forms in different scopes? Session and request?
No, all my forms are in request scope.
(And sorry about sending that email to your email address, I seem to
continually forget about checking the reply-to...)
Greetings,
Nadja
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Hallo Nadja,
perhaps you have 2 forms in different scopes? Session and request?
Regards,
Dirk
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NS> Hello everyone,
NS> I am having a weird error with one of my Map based forms. I have these
NS> fields in my form:
NS>
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