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Please send your code of tag
<html:text>
But if you specify 'sourceDate' in the name that means
that you will look in the bean sourceDate and not that you will display its
value...don't know if you see the difference...send more lines of
code
Cordialement,
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Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 5:33
PM
Subject: Why does <html:text
property="..."/> has no value?
Hi,
I'm still in the process of learning struts... but I
have a HTML form with
an input field:
<bean:define
id="sourceDate" name="sourceDate"
type="java.lang.String"/>
...
<html:text property="sourceDate"
styleClass="input"/>
This string sourceDate is set in advance in a
java class (extending
Action):
sourceDate="2005/10/14";
request.setAttribute("sourceDate",
sourceDate);
If I write in my jsp page <bean:write
name="sourceDate"/> the correct string
is shown in the HTML output. So
I'm sure that the value for sourceDate is
correctly handed over to the jsp
page.
However, in the form above, the html input field does not contain
the
string of sourceDate as default value. If I add name="sourceDate" to
the
<html:text .../> line, I get the following
exception:
javax.servlet.ServletException: No getter method for
property sourceDate of
bean sourceDate
Is there a way to easily fix
this?
Sebastian
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