No indeed it hasn't. And it don't want it to have that, I made a
class Person for those.
This was my original question;
Whether JSF was smart enough (well, how "smart" must it be with an
explicit ref like "loginbean.user.loginName") to go & seek that
method at LoginBean.getUser().getLoginName()
I hope this really doesn't mean I would have to copy over all my
setter & getter fields, why make a app model otherwise?
It works for other layers, it should work like this in the front-end
as well. (my opinion)
Philippe
On 06 Feb 2006, at 14:49, Volker Weber wrote:
This stacktrace says the class be.mnemonica.web.beans.LoginBean has no
getLoginName() method.
must be referenced somewhere in the jsf, but i don't see it in your
posted code.
Philippe Lamote wrote:
True, thx, corrected that immediately. (Oops)
However, still no change.
The stack trace I'm getting is:
006-02-06 14:33:09,147 ERROR
[org.apache.myfaces.renderkit.RendererUtils] - Property not found -
called by component : {Component-Path : [Class:
javax.faces.component.UIViewRoot,ViewId:
/WEB-INF/resources/pages/portal.jsp][Class:
javax.faces.component.html.HtmlOutputLabel,Id: _idJsp0]}
javax.faces.el.PropertyNotFoundException: Bean:
be.mnemonica.web.beans.LoginBean <http://web.beans.LoginBean>,
property:
loginName
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