“Setter not found for property class” is one of the most frustrating errors you can get in a Seam / facelets project.
It usually appears late, and you spend a long time trying to solve it. The solution is so simple you have to bang your hand when you finally find it.
I write this in the hope that it shows first in Google searches for this error……
I am working on three projects at the same time. One of them is my paying job – a large bespoke development using JEE, Seam framework, Hibernate and a structured waterfall process that has gone all over the place as we’re nearing delivery to a fixed schedule (that, truth be told, was postponed for a few weeks…) The team is not huge – there are six developers and two testers, together with a DBA, an architect, a …
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