RE: No getter method for property jobListings of bean jobheaders

Hi Larry,

I had the identical problem on our 400 awhile back and spun my wheels
far too long looking for a definitive answer.  Eventually I was able to
duplicate the problem on my windows pc (Tomcat 4.1.18 and Struts 1.0.2)
if I forced it to use jdk1.3, but that really didn't help me to track
down and correct the source of the problem.  

In my situation I was using the Struts logic:iterate tag to display a
list of items in a jsp.  I finally solved (avoided?) the problem by
creating a very simple bean that contained ONLY the ArrayList of the
objects I wanted to display and nothing else. With the appropriate
getter/setter in place Struts agreed to find the getter method.  The
class I was using before also had the right getter method, but for some
reason, Struts would not see it.  There were many other methods in the
class, but all the documentation I read indicated it should have worked.
I know I am blaming Struts and that might not be fair, but I see a lot
of comments about this issue on the message boards.

I never found the reason why, but now it works everywhere.

Hope this helps.
Kendall

-----Original Message-----
From: Larry [mailto:larryhytail@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 5:06 PM
To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: No getter method for property jobListings of bean jobheaders 


I have a very simple job listing servlet (using JSPs and servlets under
Struts on Tomcat with Apache).

The servlet works without any difficulty on a Windows server.  The
servlet works without any difficulty on a Linux server.  But when I take
this servlet to my AS400 server, I get the error shown in the subject
line.

The servlet clearly has the getter method in it or it would fail on the
other platforms.  But the AS400 doesn't "see" the method for some
reason.

All boxes are at Tomcat 4.1.12, JDK 1.4, and Struts 1.0.

Any idea what I could look for on the AS400 as the culprit?  I have
other servlets running fine on all three platforms, so it is not a
general problem with the AS400.

In fact the method could not be more simple:
        public Vector getJobListings() {
                return jobListings;
        }

Any ideas appreciated,

Larry




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