Maybe it depends on JVM implementation, try to run the following:

public class Temp {

private String abc;

public String getAbc() { return abc; }
public void setAbc(String abc) { this.abc = abc; }
public String getAbc(int i) { return abc; }
public void setAbc(int i, String abc) { this.abc = abc; }

public static void main(String[] args) throws IntrospectionException {
  for (PropertyDescriptor descriptor :
Introspector.getBeanInfo(Temp.class).getPropertyDescriptors()) {
   System.out.println("\ndescriptor.getName() = " + descriptor.getName());
   System.out.println("descriptor.getClass().getName() = " +
descriptor.getClass().getName());
   System.out.println("descriptor.getPropertyType() = " +
descriptor.getPropertyType());
   System.out.println("descriptor.getReadMethod() = " +
descriptor.getReadMethod());
   System.out.println("descriptor.getWriteMethod() = " +
descriptor.getWriteMethod());
  }
}
}

It shows:
descriptor.getName() = abc
descriptor.getClass().getName() = java.beans.IndexedPropertyDescriptor
descriptor.getPropertyType() = null
descriptor.getReadMethod() = null
descriptor.getWriteMethod() = null

But when remove indexed methods I have:
descriptor.getName() = abc
descriptor.getClass().getName() = java.beans.PropertyDescriptor
descriptor.getPropertyType() = class java.lang.String
descriptor.getReadMethod() = public java.lang.String Temp.getAbc()
descriptor.getWriteMethod() = public void Temp.setAbc(java.lang.String)

-Taras

On 1/31/07, Agustín <agustin.gonzalez@(protected):
> But currently my solution is running on a remote server........not is
> running on localhost. So I think it's possible to have the methods as I have
> them.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Agustín González García
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Taras Puchko" <taras.puchko@(protected)>
> To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <user@(protected)>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 4:36 PM
> Subject: Re: No getter method for property
>
>
> > You've got String getNombre() but it should return an array of Stringsand
> > setNombre(String) should accept an array to. Or you'll have togive
> > different names to your properties:
> > public String getNombre1(int i)public void setNombre1(int i, String
> > nombre)
> > public String getNombre2()public void setNombre2(String nombre)
> > -Taras
> > On 1/31/07, Agustín <agustin.gonzalez@(protected)
> > exactly this in the class:>> public String getNombre(int i) {> return
> > otrosSolicitantes[i].getNombre();> }>> public void setNombre(int i,
> > String nombre) {> otrosSolicitantes[i].setNombre(nombre);> }>> public
> > String getNombre() {> return solicitantePrincipal.getNombre();> }>>
> > public void setNombre(String nombre) {>
> > solicitantePrincipal.setNombre(nombre);> }>> Agustín González
> > García> -------------------------------------> Mantenimiento J2EE -
> > Treelogic> Tel: 985 73 27 32> Edificio Centroastur, 2ª planta> Polígono
> > SIA Copper> 33420, Lugones - Asturias - España> ----- Original
> > Message -----> From: "Taras Puchko" <taras.puchko@(protected)
> > Users Mailing List" <user@(protected),
> > 2007 2:47 PM> Subject: Re: No getter method for property>>> > Hi,> > I
> > think Struts is confused to see a simple and an indexed propertywith the>
> > > same name. If you have an indexed property, your methodsshould look
> > like> > this:> > String getNombre(int)void setNombre(int, String)String[]>
> > > getNombre()setNombre(String[])> > See> >
> > http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/javabeans/properties/indexed.html>
> > > Regards,Taras> >> >> > On 1/31/07, Agustín
> > <agustin.gonzalez@(protected)
> > application runs perfectly:>> getNombre()>> > setNombre(String)>> If I
> > have four methods the applications not runs.>>>> > getNombre()>
> > setNombre(String)>> getNombre(int)> setNombre(int, String)>>> > I don't
> > know why the application runs on one server (on localhost) and> > not>
> > runs on other server (on other host).>> Agustín González> >
> > García> -------------------------------------> Mantenimiento J2EE -> >
> > Treelogic> Tel: 985 73 27 32> Edificio Centroastur, 2ª planta> Polígono> >
> > SIA Copper> 33420, Lugones - Asturias - España> ----- Original> >
> > Message -----> From: "Dave Newton" <newton.dave@(protected)> >
> > Users Mailing List" <user@(protected)
> > 31,> > 2007 1:14 PM> Subject: Re: No getter method for property>>> > ---
> > Agustín> > <agustin.gonzalez@(protected)
> > set method> > fot the property> >> nombre, but I have more than one
> > method. I have:> >>>> > >> getNombre()> >> getNombre(int)> >>
> > setNombre()> >> setNombre(int)> >> >> > I'm not sure that this is a legal
> > JavaBean; does it> > work if you remove> > one set of accessors? (And no,
> > I> > don't know why it works on one server> > and not another> > :)> >> >
> > Dave> >> >> >> >> >> >
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