While unlikely, another cause could be that you have the bean declared
in your spec....
Andreas Bulling wrote:
On 07. Jun 2006 - 16:09:42, Travis Romney wrote:
| I'm trying to use the @Bean annotation. I have a very simple
| Bean with a no-arg constructor that I'm trying to create.
|
| @Bean
| public abstract InpoweredErrorDelegate getInpoweredErrorDelegate();
|
| The page loads just fine on the first pass.
| If I try to reload the page, there after I get an exception.
| The error message states that my bean has already been declared.
Do you have -Dorg.apache.tapestry.disable-caching=true?
I see a similar exception with caching disabled while trying
to load my page with different browsers simultaneously.
The problem has also been mentioned on this list some weeks ago
but as I remember without any solution :-(
Andreas
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