Hi,
I think it is the naming of the property "qType" which causes this.
Just tried myself to make sure, because I thought it should work to have one
lowercase character before a uppercase one, but it didn't work for me
either.
So renaming the property might solve you problem.
- Mike
On 20/12/06, Greg Reddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
BTW, here's the relevant portions of my managed beans since I'm sure
someone will ask me to check my spelling, etc :-)
public class ReportingBean extends ActionController {
....
private String qType;
...
public String getQType() {
return qType;
}
public void setQType(String qType) {
this.qType = qType;
}
}
public class UserSettingsBean extends ActionController {
....
private String qType;
...
public String getQType() {
return qType;
}
public void setQType(String qType) {
this.qType = qType;
}
}
Thanks,
Greg
