In my JSF page, I attempt to display certain values from my
backing bean as follows:
<h:inputText value="{backer.selectionFirstName}" id = "s1"/>where backer is defined as a session scoped bean. Originally the method getSelectionFirstName() was not there, it was added later. In my tomcat installation, I removed the original .war file and corresponding directory from webapps, then copy over the new .war file with the updated class that has this method. However, when I access the page, I see errors in the tomcat logfile of the form: javax.faces.el.PropertyNotFoundException: Bean: my.BackingBean, property: selectionFirstName I double-check the class in tomcat's webapp/classes directory by using javap on that class - I can see that method. I've restarted tomcat multiple times, redeployed the .war file, but this weird issue persists. As an aside, when I first access the page, I see a 'session ID' appended to the URL, but not on subsequent clicks and redraws of the page. My browser settings support cookies, so why is URL rewriting being used? Any thoughts ? thanx -john
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