Réf. : [beanUtils] BeanUtils doesn't found mysetters.

[Ni...@arsoe-trelaze.com]

If I don't make error beanUtils want that your java bean follows the 
javaBean specification so setter and getter look like :

public String getDn();
 
public void setDn(String dn);
 
public String getAction();
 
public void setAction(String action);

But I think you can provide this getter and setter for beanUtils and have 
your other getter and setter too.

Nicolas, 





Marc DEXET <Ma...@dsi.cnrs.fr>
08/11/2004 17:01
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Hello everybody.
 
Assume a Interface like this
 
public interface MyInterface {
 
    public String getDn();
 
    public MyInterface setDn(String dn);
 
    public String getAction();
 
   public MyInterface setAction(String action);
}
 
It's a dom4j-like design to do :
    MyObject.setDn("myDn").setAction("myAction");
 
Is it this kind of design which makes BeanUtils blind about my setter ?

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