i think the types must be the same choose:
public int getAge() public void setAge(int age) or public Age getAge() public void setAge(Age age) despite this, in actionform you should use only String values. With String values you can store wrong int values that user entered, but with int values you can't. El lun, 05 de 06 de 2006 a las 16:25, Emilia Ipate escribió: > Hello, all! > > I have a question: > why if I have in a ActionForm these 2 methods: > public Age getAge(); > public void setAge(int age); > (note that I do not have a property age in the form, because I do a > delegation) > and I receive the request parameter "age", why does it not work??? I > acts as if it does not see the setter method! > > I think it is related to introspection/reflection, but I can't figure > out how! > if anyone has any ideas, please help! > > > Kind regards, > Emilia > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- ;-) ____________________________________ Jorge Martin Cuervo Analista Programador Outsourcing Emarketplace deFacto Powered by Standards email <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> voz +34 985 129 820 voz +34 660 026 384 ____________________________________
