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        1. Re: Adding bean reference in FID 1.2.1ckonda Aug 21, 2009 4:49 AM (in response to sivaram)Hi, Can you check if your bean file has spring bean nature? If you have copy pasted or moved your spring bean file , it loses its spring nature. If so, you can try by adding your bean xml file Spring Bean nature by going to the Properties-> Spring->Beans Support->Config Files->Add (Add your spring bean file). Or, if you attach your EIP project we can look into the issue. Thanks, Lavanya. 
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        2. Re: Adding bean reference in FID 1.2.1sivanaresh Aug 21, 2009 4:55 AM (in response to sivaram)Hi Sivaram, Please see the attached image Regards, Siva Naresh. - 
            
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        3. Re: Adding bean reference in FID 1.2.1sivaram Aug 21, 2009 5:51 AM (in response to sivanaresh)Thanks Lavanya and Siva Naresh for the response. I checked the file, it has spring nature. But still I'm not able to see the id's in the reference drop down. Attached is the project. Also, when I add a "Bean" processor and click on it, I get an error from the IDE. Error screenshot attached. Edited by: sivaram on Aug 21, 2009 3:20 PM - 
            
                            
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        4. Re: Adding bean reference in FID 1.2.1spindipr Aug 21, 2009 6:24 AM (in response to sivaram)Hi sivaram, I have imported the attached project into my workspace and I am able to view the reference "id1" in bean properties. (Attached the screen shot) Can you provide the steps you followed for creating the project. Thanks, Sailaja. - 
            
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        5. Re: Adding bean reference in FID 1.2.1ckonda Aug 21, 2009 7:15 AM (in response to sivaram)Hi Sivaram, There is a problem with identifying spring beans when the workspace and the project sources are not at the same location. I think you have created a project, by not using the default location (Use default location option in the project creation wizard) and using an existing location than the workspace location. This is causing the issue. I am able to reproduce your problem by doing so. I logged a JIRA for this : http://fusesource.com/issues/browse/UI-1562 Can you try creating the project in the workspace location or importing an existing one checking the "Copy projects into workspace" checkbox. Thanks, Lavanya. 
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        6. Re: Adding bean reference in FID 1.2.1sivaram Aug 21, 2009 7:32 AM (in response to ckonda)Thanks Lavanya. Creating a project in the default location has solved the issue. 
 
     
     
    