could be that bean:write needs a String to be returned by the getter ... and not a
Calendar ? since it is a String that is inserted ...
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"Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Hi,
>Maybe this is more related on how reflection works, But I'm trying to understand the
>behavior here...
>Here's my situation:
>
>I have a Bean under request scope with the following methods:
>
>public MyBean {
> private java.util.Calendar startDate;
>
> public void setStartDate(Calendar newValue) {
> this.startDate = newValue;
> }
> public void setStartDate(java.util.Date newValue) {
> if (this.startDate == null) {
> this.startDate = Calendar.getInstance();
> }
> this.startDate.setTime(newValue);
> }
> public Calendar getStartDate() {
> return this.startDate;
> }
>}
>Well, forget all the typos, since I just created the above code as example... But
>when I have a scenario like the above (two setters with different signature - can be
>Calendars, int and Integer, long and Long, etc...)
>the above tags, and complains that can't find a getter method for property ???.
>
>I tried with and and the error was: "Property ??? in is write only"
>
>Am I missing something? I don't know much about reflection, but I know that it's
>possible to declare the method signature while trying to get reference to a method,
>and it seems that it's not the case here...
>
>Any explanation is appreciated...
>
>Right now, I just fixed the problem by removing one of the setter methods.
>
>Regards,
>Marcelo
>
>
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