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When I try to load a web page I get the following error:

rg.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException: No bean named 'bidOfferPriceDecorator' is defined



in my applicationContext I have


The class com.global.cast.fund.web.view.BidOfferPriceDecorator does exist has been loaded into the WEB-INF/lib in a jar.

What else should I look for , is there a sort of check point lsit to go down when dealing with this sort of exception
 
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can you provide the full bean config xml file? maybe the position of the bean is not suitable.
 
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I hope you are using ServletContextLoadListener (spring class) to initialize spring container.
If so, you should watch logs closely while application startup or whenever spring container is intialized.
There must be some exception in initialization.

Also, are you using XmlBeanFactory or ClasspathApplicationContext to intialize spring container (if you are not using ServletContextLoadListener) ?
ClasspathApplicationContext is best as it intialized all beans in one go.
 
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so how did you configure web.xml for this?
 
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It was a build error I was loading all my context from conf/spring-conf/*_application_context.xml

The *application_context.xml with this bean defintion was under conf, wrong location. The reason it could not find the bean.

 
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