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Subject: Re: [play-framework] No QueryString binder found for type
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I figured it out, I think.  The routes don't seem to get regenerated unless 
I run play clean.  I had the wrong route like you pointed out but I had 
tried importing the object before and it didn't work.  Thanks for pointing 
me to the generated scala code. It wasn't getting updated just by exiting 
the console and restarting play run.  Is this a bug or expected behavior?


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I figured it out, I think. &nbsp;The routes don't seem to get regenerated unless I run play clean. &nbsp;I had the wrong route like you pointed out but I had tried importing the object before and it didn't work. &nbsp;Thanks for pointing me to the generated scala code. It wasn't getting updated just by exiting the console and restarting play run. &nbsp;Is this a bug or expected behavior?<br><br>
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