Brad,
Well for one thing, if your getter method is getIP1() then your jsp tag should have property="iP1" (notice the lower case i).
try that. :)
Matt

Brad Karels wrote:

I am having some issues with Tomcat 3.2 when using <jsp:getProperty...> tags in my jsp pages.  When I insert:<%
for (int i=0; i < infs.length; i++) {
  inf = infs[i];
  System.out.print("in page: " + inf.getIP1());
%>
into the page all the correct values apear as they should in the console.  However, three lines later:<td><jsp:getProperty name="inf" property="IP1"/></td>produces a null value on the page.  I am wondering if this is a known bug or perhaps some kind of versioning issue?  Or if there is any other input you can offer that would be great. Also, in the same page, Tomcat is having issues with finding my classes.  If, at the top of the page, I use:<%@ page import="com.supergloo.web.rack.*" errorPage="error.jsp" %>
<jsp:useBean id="inf" class="InfoBean" />
I get an 'Unable to load class...' error.  Whereas, if I use:<%@ page import="com.supergloo.web.rack.*" errorPage="error.jsp" %>
<jsp:useBean id="inf" class="com.supergloo.web.rack.InfoBean" />
no errors occur.  All classes in this application are in this same package: com.supergloo.web.rack Again, known bug, version, other input-thanks.Brad Karels[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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