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Exception: BeanUtils.populate

 
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Hi,
I'm having this exception: javax.servlet.ServletException: BeanUtils.populate
When I try to submit a JSP like this:

(This is a small version that reproduces the same error of the original code)

And the Action Form is like this:


And this class, TpNatOpeVO, looks like:


Can anyone help me? More information needed??

Thanks in advance...
[ September 25, 2006: Message edited by: Leandro Carvalho ]
 
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Bom Dia, Leandro:

I see one problem which may just be your effort to translate the application into English. The line

<html:text property="tpnatope.description" size="38"/>

should read

<html:text property="tpnatope.descricao" size="38"/>

This problem could also occur if the tpnatope property of your ActionForm is null. Can you verify that it has a value?
 
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I changed the scope from request to session and worked... :/

Thanks anyway!

Edit:
Boa tarde, Merrill...

It was a miss spelling, because I was thinking about translate the portuguese words to english and I changed my mind...
Thanks!
[ September 25, 2006: Message edited by: Leandro Carvalho ]
 
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