[2.0] Form does not have a corresponding accessor for Sprint data binding?

[Cyril N.]

Using Eclipse, everytime I change my form, I have this errror :

[IllegalStateException: JSR-303 validated property 'email' does not have a corresponding accessor for Spring data binding - check your DataBinder's configuration (bean property versus direct field access)]

The only way to not have this, is to remove the scala folder in the target directory, stop and re "run" the application. But as soon as I change a bit the Form, I have to do all of this again.


Why? Is there something I can do to avoid that ?


Thanks for your help!

[Guillaume Bort]

Probably because you are usin eclipse and it compiles in the same folder as Play, disabling the magic bytecode manipulation generating getter/setter. 

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[Cyril Nicodème]

Thanks for your reply.

That's right, I'm using Eclipse, but how can I specify it to not compile directly into my project but somewhere else?

Cyril

2012/4/17 Guillaume Bort <guillau...@gmail.com>

[sun]

In Eclipse you can the output folder under "Project properties" -
"Java Build Path".

[Niklas Nylund]

This seems to fix the issue. Is there a bug that tracks this issue already?

Niklas

[tony]

Can someone help me a little bit more with this? I've opened Java Build Path in eclipse. Do I change the "Default output folder"? It seems I can only set it to be something that's actually in my project folder.

Thanks in advance,

Tony