Problem: You get this error while trying to access a property of an object in JSTL but you are absolutely sure that the property is present in the Class.

Solution: It is likely that the culprit is your getter method for the property or the way you are trying to access it in JSTL . This usually occurs if your property name or your getter method has more than one consecutive letter in caps.
Say your bean is BeanA with a property called usProperty. If your getter method is getUSProperty() and in the JSTL you have something like ${beanA.usProperty}, then this will fail. Either set the getter to something like getUsProperty() OR change the JSTL to read: ${classA.USProperty}

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