Re: Bothersome BeanUtils.populate exception

[Mark Lowe]

Don't know how i had it working before but does now. Thanks man..

Still don't agree about the messages vs errors ;o) Although I agree 
that tags belong in jsp's.

Thanks again Mark

On 13 Jan 2004, at 18:49, Richard Hightower wrote:

Change colors property to use a regular array.

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Lowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 11:06 AM
To: Richard Hightower
Cc: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Bothersome BeanUtils.populate exception


Hi Richard

Here are the summarized bits

public ArrayList getColours() {
        return colourList;
}
public void setColours(ArrayList colourList) {
        this.colourList = colourList;
}
//

ProductForm theForm = (ProductForm) form;

theForm.setColours(colourList);
...
<html:select property="colours" multiple="true">
        <html:options collection="colours" property="foo" />
</html:select>
Everything works (the select menus select the correct values etc, but
then when i submit i get the bean utils illegal argument exception.
This worked pretty much in the same way before. Hopefully I'm just
missing something simple.
here are my mappings also.

Cheers mark

                <action path="/admin/product/view"
type="com.boxstuff.shop.admin.ViewProductAction" name="productEditForm"
validate="false" scope="session" attribute="productEditForm">
                        <forward name="success" redirect="false" 
path="admin.product.view"/>
                </action>
                <action path="/admin/product/save"
type="com.boxstuff.shop.admin.SaveProductAction" name="productEditForm"
validate="false" scope="session" input="admin.product.view"
attribute="productEditForm">
                        <forward name="success" path="admin.product.view" 
redirect="false"/>
                </action>






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