Hi list,
I am having a form which contains a single property, an array with
"RawRecord", a simple java bean which simply contains 4 strings,
including getters, setters and a constructor.
In my jsp, it works fine when i make a call like this:
<html:text name="dateForm" property="rawRecord[1].time" />
where dateform is the name of my action form, and rawRecord is
the array in which the RawRecord beans reside.
However, as soon as I put this inside a <<logic:iterate> loop, all
goes wrong: I get the following error:
No getter for property time of bean
org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN
which is a lie, because there is a getter for my property, otherwise
the thing wouldn't have been working without the logic:iterate tag.
The jsp looks like this:
<logic:iterate name="dateForm" property="raw" id="foo"
indexId="ctr" >
<tr>
<td><%= ctr %></td>
<td>
<html:text name="dateForm"
property="rawRecord[1].time" />
</td>
...
The DateForm looks like this
public class DateForm extends ActionForm {
//fields
private RawRecord raw[];
public DateForm() {
raw = new RawRecord[3];
raw[0] = new RawRecord("","","","");
raw[0] = new RawRecord("","","","");
raw[0] = new RawRecord("","","","");
}
//getters setters
public RawRecord getRawRecord(int index) {
return raw[index];
}
public RawRecord[] getRaw {
return raw;
}
public void setRaw(RawRecord[] records) {
raw = records;
}
+ some reset stuff
The RawRecord bean is really just a class with four strings as
fields, + getters + setters + a constructor
I did not include struts-config.xml, because it is correct: the
dateform is normally declared as a form bean, and the action is not
even used yet, as the error takes place before that stage. And
struts-config worked without that logic:iterate tag...
SO, how can I get this to work inside the logic:iterate tags?? What
am i doing wrong here??
thanks, Rinke
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