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Error setting the expression with value [Ljava.lang.String;@1d05b0a

 
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I have one register.jsp file as follow




The Action class is



and one register_success.jsp page thats displayed after successful registration.
The register_success.jsp page is



Everything happens successfully with except register_success.jsp page throws exception at tag <s:property value="beanPerson.lastName"/> saying
Error setting expression 'beanPerson.lastName' with value '[Ljava.lang.String;@1d05b0a'
Class ognl.OgnlRuntime can not access a member of class Register.Model.Person with modifiers "private"

The rest fields firstName, emailId and age are displayed successfully on register_success.jsp page
I am not able to figure out whats wrong with lastName field.
Could you please help?
 
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Please, post the code for Person class.

The error says:

Class ognl.OgnlRuntime can not access a member of class Register.Model.Person with modifiers "private"



So I think Person class needs some getter/setter...
 
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The Person class is


 
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Hi Eduardo

>>>> So I think Person class needs some getter/setter...
Your statement solved my problem

Yes there is a problem in a setter method for lastName field. By mistake it was named as setlastName instead of setLastName

Thank you.
 
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The problem is that your setter method for lastName has a typo...



It have to be setLastName not setlastName... Because of that the framework tries to access a private method, because it doesn't find a setter.
 
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