That is the JavaBean specification, but depending on what you are doing you can always create a method named getIntRounds() setIntRounds( int i ) etc.. get the idea don't name the extra getters/setters the same name of the member. Then in bean write you can always call and it works nicely. I did something with this for amounts/currencys/ and formatting, all in one class without having to use utilities. Makes it very convient when its all in one object. b- --- On Fri 12/13, Karr, David wrote:From: Karr, David [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 10:25:37 -0800Subject: RE: no getter method exception ?Sorry. Read the JavaBeans specification. A JavaBeans property has onlyone type. It's unfortunate that it's not easy to diagnose mistakes infollowing the JavaBeans specification. You often get unintelligibleerrors like you got.> -----Original Message-----> From: Sash Sash [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]> > I have a form bean that has getter methods that return a > string and setter methods that take a string. That all works > great. I decided to add some setter methods (used in my > action class) that accept an int as a parameter. As soon as > I overloaded the original setter methods, i get the following > exception: > > "No getter method for property rounds of bean > org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN"> > So before the change, there were two methods for this field in my form> > public void setRounds(String rounds) {...}> > public String getRounds() {...}> > Then I added:> > public void setRounds(int rounds) {...}> > and got the exception listed above.> > > > Why can't I do this? The reason I really want this is to be > able to use PropertyUtils.copyProperties() to copy from my > business beans to my display beans. Any suggestions? Thanks > in advance!!!> > > > > > ---------------------------------> Post your free ad now! Yahoo! Canada Personals> --To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:
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