[coldspring-dev] BOTH constructor-arg AND property

[Chris Scott]

These exceptions are normal and only occur during the loading of the bean factory. ColdSpring is interrogating the beans you have defined, and sometimes it's just more proficient to do a try/catch. The exception is being handled, and this is an issue that will probably come up again and again until the ColdFusion servlet eases up on it's log level or at least adds some more information like 'warn or info' to it's log statements. What is happening is the cf servlet is logging the exception BEFORE we catch it and deal with handle it gracefully. Chris Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://cdscott.blogspot.com/ http://www.coldspringframework.org/ On Oct 13, 2006, at 8:23 PM, David A. Cheslow PhD wrote: I am using CS for the first time.  I am using the most recent stable release.  Although my site is loading and working properly, I see a string of exceptions in the debug listing: property requested does not exist for bean: xxxxxx I rolled my own configuration, it accepts a single constructor arg which is the path to an xml config file.  It reads the config data and calls a whole smear of setter functions.  I noticed that if I define all those setter functions as properties in coldspring.xml, then the exceptions disappear.  My understanding of the docs is that properties should be optional if a constructor-arg is provided. OK... so someone tell me what I've forgotten to do... please? Thanks in advance, =dave= David A. Cheslow PhD Saturna Software Systems - http://www.saturnasoftware.com BOX 190 SATURNA ISLAND BC  V0N 2Y0 CANADA (250) 539-3703