I'm getting really weird behaviour with a bean that I'm using in a JSP
page. This bean has 2 Date properties (there are others but they work fine):
private Date fromDate;
private Date endDate;
that have the corresponding get & set methods:
public String getFromDate() {...}
public String getToDate() {...}
Basically, these methods return the date in a nicely formatted string
representation.
The problem is, when I try to use <jsp:getProperty name="beanName"
property="fromDate"/> and <jsp:getProperty name="beanName"
property="toDate/>, Tomcat gives me an error saying no such method in
bean of class "au.com....". Yet, if I change the method names
getFromDate()->getFrogDate() and getToDate()->getTogDate() and use
<jsp:getProperty name="beanName" property="frogDate"/> and
<jsp:getProperty name="beanName" property="togDate"/>, everything works
fine.
If I keep the method name as they were but instead return a Date object
instead of a String, it also works fine.
WHAT THE H*LL IS GOIN ON?? Are there any reserved words like fromDate or
something that you can't use??
Confused and going mental,
Nathan.
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