ur description of what is happening might make a bit more
sense to some of us and you might get a better answer.
Hope this helps - Richard
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From: Claudio Martn Veas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 5:50 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject:
Hello all, and thanks for writing about my problem, I
found the solution but Im note very confortable
because I dont understand the reason why it fails.
When this error started to show several times even if
I tried the same thing a lot of times I started to
think about the reason of all this err
Looking at the attached jsp I can see it does
cto.setapellido(request.getParameter("apellido"));
which is correct for the supplied bean code.
As the NoSuchMethodError is occuring at runtime rather than at jsp
compile time I would say you have probably changed the bean code since
the jsp was las
If DB.contacto is a regular JavaBean, then maybe the method call should be
"setApellido(...)", instead of "setapellido(...)"?
HTH - Richard
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From: Claudio Veas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:24 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: ins
This is how I read the error: There is no method with the signature
void setapellido(String[] values)
which (given your code sample) there isn't.
Is the insertar.jsp doing something like
contacto.setapellido(request.getParameterValues("name"));
instead of
contacto.setapellido(request.getParam
Hello, Im trying to insert data in my mysql server with a JSP and a Bean with an example I found in the internet, Im very new to all this but this error I get its really strange.
I created a table contacto (contact) in the mysql server,
create table contacto (numero int,