Hi,

perhaps a simple type :

omg.alocation

    try with allocation (twin l)

Regards
Eduard

SanJ.SANJAY schrieb:

I am setting this new bena in form like this:

private NewBean omg= new NewBean ();

 public NewBean getOmg() {
               return omg;
        }


        public void setOmg(NewBean omg) {
                this.omg= omg;
        }

Now I have the instance of bean (omg) in my form.

So to call the properties inside omg, I call in jsp like this

<html:text tabindex="2" property="omg.alocation" />

for which i get server error saying no getter method for the bean


Paweł Wielgus wrote:
Hi,
where are You setting this bean into form?
Try < bean:write name="myForm" property="omg" />
in jsp, it might be null.

Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.


2009/10/5 SanJ.SANJAY <[email protected]>:
Hello,

      I am using Struts 1. I am having some issue with creating a new
bean
inside the form.

I have JSP with its form. Now I need to add a feature in my same JSP
page.
With this feature will come lots of new fields in JSP. So I thought
instead
of writing the fields and getter/setters in the same form, I will create
a
new bean where I will define all these new fields and getters/setters and
then I will instantiate that bean in my form and read those fields in
JSP.
But JSP is not able to read thos fields. The part of code is below.

JSP:
<table >

<tr>
               <td>OSP:</td>
       <td >
<html:text onchange="adjustCalcs()" property="omg.alocation" />
       </td>
</tr>
</table>

This si only one field, but similarly there are set of other fields which
I
have not mentioned.

I have a new bean with getters/setters for these new set of fields and I
instantiate that bean in my form like this:

 private NewBean omg= new NewBean ();

   public NewBean getOmg() {
               return omg;
       }


       public void setOmg(NewBean omg) {
               this.omg= omg;
       }

NewBean.java :

private String                          alocation = "";
       public String getAlocation() {
               return alocationOSP;
       }

       public void setAlocation(String alocationOSP) {
               this.alocationOSP = alocationOSP;
       }
Any pointers what could be the issue here?

The error message I am getting is:
No getter method found for this bean omg.alocation
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