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unique problem wth cant find bean in any scope

 
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Hello coders,

i have a very strange problem, my jsp keeps on spitting this message "cannot find bean in any scope" but when i see the jsp its displayed correctly.
it says cant find parent_session_category in any scope but still i see the catgory name etc... and all values displayed on the page.
i know for some it really doens't make and even for me too which left me confused too.

is there a way to know on which line jsp is erroring out, so that i can be sure where exactly is the error happening.
when i deploy the same app on my local tomcat and check the logs i dont get that message.


some input please ...

Thanks
 
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Hi,

I think it might be possible that you have same bean that in another scope which displayed your value at jsp. but when you use session no bean found.

So, that gives you an error so, without looking your code can't say what's the problem.

 
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1. Is the bean class in a package?
2. Where is the class file stored?

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