I'm not entirely sure, but this is the behaviour of JSF not Seam. I would ask
on the JSF RI forum and post a trackback here.
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What is the motivation for silently failing? Wouldn't it be much more
desirable to have an exception thrown? Am I missing something about EL that
makes this hard or unwanted?
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"jnorris10" wrote : If a bean name is referenced in EL that does not exist, it
is silently ignored. Is there a way to configure the EL resolver to throw and
exception in this case? (An exception is thrown when a property of a bean is
not found, but not when the root bean name itself is not fou
