Scott Purcell wrote:
>I have ran into that issue many times, and my workaround has always been to put your
>bean in a class.
>eg. com/MoniTestBean
>and make sure you add the package statement
>package com; at the top of your java file,
>recompile, then change your useBean to look like this. Wher
I have ran into that issue many times, and my workaround has always been to put your
bean in a class.
eg. com/MoniTestBean
and make sure you add the package statement
package com; at the top of your java file,
recompile, then change your useBean to look like this. Where you put the class was
per
