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maybe the functions are private, or You are actually using some older version without noticing it
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maybe the functions are private, or You are actually using some older version without noticing it

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Run<br />
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javap aero.schema.DefectReport | find &quot;getIFSD&quot;<br />
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(assuming Windows and classpath same as Hibernate's)
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Run

javap aero.schema.DefectReport | find "getIFSD"

(assuming Windows and classpath same as Hibernate's)

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javap aero.schema.DefectReport | find /I &quot;getIFSD&quot;<br />
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might be better. No output means no method<br />
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javap aero.schema.DefectReport | find /I "getIFSD"

might be better. No output means no method



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i changed the upper case to lower case and it works now. thanks<br />

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i changed the upper case to lower case and it works now. thanks


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whenever i try to create a session like <br />
Session session = HibernateSessionFactory.cu<wbr />rrentSessi<wbr />on();<br />
I get the following message when debugging<br />
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net.sf.hibernate.PropertyN<wbr />otFoundExc<wbr />eption: Could not find a getter for iFSD in class aero.schema.DefectReport<br />
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I checked aero.schema.DefectReport and it does a function called getIFSD and setIFSD, so i don't understand, what else it could be
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whenever i try to create a session like 
Session session = HibernateSessionFactory.currentSession();
I get the following message when debugging

net.sf.hibernate.PropertyNotFoundException: Could not find a getter for iFSD in class aero.schema.DefectReport

I checked aero.schema.DefectReport and it does a function called getIFSD and setIFSD, so i don't understand, what else it could be

PropertyNotFoundException error

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