session bean doesn't have property that it has

[brianx]

this code generated by forge:

              <ui:repeat var="entity" value="#{serviceBean.list}">
                  <li>#{entity.uid} <h:link outcome="view" value="[view]">
                      <f:param name="uid" value="#{entity.uid}"/>
                  </h:link> #{entity} </li>
              </ui:repeat>

...swapped out generated ServiceBean

@Transactional @Named @Stateful @RequestScoped public class ServiceBean extends PersistenceUtil {
  private List<Service> list=null;
  private Service service=new Service();

...and replaced it with

@Transactional @Named ("serviceBean") @Stateful @RequestScoped
@DeclareRoles({ ContainerSecurityRole.ADMIN })
@LocalBinding(jndiBinding = ServiceQuery.LOCAL_JNDI_NAME)
@RemoteBinding(jndiBinding = ServiceQuery.REMOTE_JNDI_NAME)
public class ServiceQueryBean extends AbstractQuery
  implements ServiceQueryLocal, ServiceQueryRemote
{
  /** list of services in response to initial query */
  private List<Service> list=null;
  private Service service = null;

...list.xhtml now throwing exception:

10:27:06,629 SEVERE [javax.enterprise.resource.webcontainer.jsf.application] Error Rendering View[/scaffold/service/list.xhtml]: javax.el.PropertyNotFoundException: /scaffold/service/list.xhtml @40,59 value="#{serviceBean.list}": ... _$$_WeldClientProxy' does not have the property 'list'.

...so I obviously have something mis-configured... but what?  I even moved the ServiceQueryBean into the same package where ServiceBean was generated and renamed ServiceBean @Named ("bob") so that it couldn't be found.

the container is finding the ServiceQueryBean, and complaining that it doesn't have 'list'.  It does, as indicated above and has public set/get methods as well.  Confused.

[jaikiran.jai_forums2005.yahoo.co.in]

Please post the getter setter part of the code.

[brianx]

public List<Service> getList(){
    if (list == null) {
      list=findAll(Service.class);
    }
  return list;
  }

  public void setList(  List<Service> list){
    this.list=list;
  }

[brianx]

1. {serviceBean.list} generates servicebean.getList() , right? 

[alesj]

I think Pete today traced the EL parameterized method usage to JBossWeb (or whatever JBossWeb uses) bug.

If someone can pin-point the exact culprit, I'm willing to have a closer look or poke Remy (JBossWeb lead) to fix it.