Thank you, Bill, Jeff, and Wendy for all your help!
Tong
Jeff Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The relevant section is Section 8.8 of the specification:
"Thus when we extract a property or event name from the middle of an
existing Java name, we normally convert the first character to lower
case.
The relevant section is Section 8.8 of the specification:
"Thus when we extract a property or event name from the middle of an
existing Java name, we normally convert the first character to lower
case. However to support the occasional use of all upper-case names, we
check if the first two chara
From: "t t" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Salute you! Bill. It works! Thank you so much!
> But why? Why does the name of a property matter? Why
> does the upper case "A" matter?
Form beans need to conform to the JavaBeans specification. That's what
makes it possible for the framework to "know" what metho
Salute you! Bill. It works! Thank you so much!
But why? Why does the name of a property matter? Why
does the upper case "A" matter?
Thanks again.
Tong
--- Bill Siggelkow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe the problem is the property name in your
> ActionForm. Having a
> method named getSAll
I believe the problem is the property name in your ActionForm. Having a
method named getSAll() is going to cause problems. Make it getSall() and
then the property will be 'sall' and everything will be much happier. Or
you could try more meaningful names ;)
-Bill Siggelkow
t t wrote:
Thank you,
Thank you, Bill and Jeff,
Sorry I didn't include relevant code in my first post.
Here is the relevant code.
Code in J2:(with checkbox)
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(with other tds)
(with other tds)
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What's the code in J2 that you use to put the checkbox? Are you using
an tag? If so, does that tag refer to yet another action,
A3? If so, which form bean is associated with A3?
-- Jeff
t t wrote:
Hi, all,
I have JSP file J1 with form F1 inside. It is used to
accept user's input. And I wil
Tong,
While I appreciate that you are trying to present your information in a
generic manner -- it is rather difficult to know what's going on without
specifics. For checkboxes, the property needs to be a boolean. If you
cannot figure out the problem, I suggest you include the relevant
portions
Hi, all,
I have JSP file J1 with form F1 inside. It is used to
accept user's input. And I will display the result in
JSP file J2 with form F2. And there are a checkbox
and multibox in F2.
At first, I didn't associate F2 form bean with Action A1 which
is triggered in F1. I just associated F1 form
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