Are there any special files or configuration needed to get it to deploy in an
ear? I have looked at the testsuite example as well as the seam bay example
and have found no differences at all. These are the very same SEI and impl
files, which deployed just fine in its own independent jar file.
I was able to get the endpoint registered when deployed in it's own jar file,
but I'm not able to deploy it when it's lives within my ejb jar inside the ear
file. I would imagine the solution is simple but I have yet to track it down.
Suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
P.S.
Is this
I have an endpoint, in my ejb jar file, deployed to JBoss 4.2.2GA. I can see
the bean is being deployed but I see nothing about the endpoint registration,
like I do all the portal services. I also see the portal services endpoints at
the services URL http://localhost:8080/jbossws/services
The above deployment was in an ear file. I tried it according to the JBossWS
documentation and had no mention of the service in the server log. I packaged
the the impl and the interface in a jar file and deployed it to the deploy
directory as directed in:
anonymous wrote : Simply wrap up the
I have a Seam app running in the portal which has custom HTTP error pages for
404, 500 and 403. They are properly configured in my application's web.xml.
It seems, however, that they're being ignored. Should the configuration for
these pages exists somewhere else, perhaps in
dgolovin wrote : ...it will work the same way as separate source page.
That's not exactly true. The minimization doesn't stick. When you open a
new XHTML file, it's displayed in Visual+Source, so you have to do it every
time you open a file. I'd love to have the Source tab back.
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Definitely consider creating custom events as well. The decoupling it gives
you can help to simplify extremely complex business rules.
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Use Unicode
http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/specs/wd-docbook-xmlcharent-0.3.html
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Why not just raise the org.jboss.seam.notLoggedIn event? I make good use of
Seam's authenthication model and I have never had to throw the exception myself.
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To expand on this, for the past week I have been developing an eventual
production application using Granite Data Services and Seam. Though the
starter project doesn't look much like a seam-gen project (but it's workable),
there are just a few steps you need to take to get everything working.
Won't @BypassInterceptors avoid the setup of the Seam context?
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Have you configured it in components.xml?
Does the persistence-unit-jndi-name in components.xml match
jboss.entity.manager.factory.jndi.name in persistence.xml?
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Although it is a bit noisy, that's just the loading of the taglibs for the
first time. Not sure exactly why it happens, but it's innocuous.
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jacob.orshalick wrote : Hmm... seems like a completely different issue to
me. I am not referring to navigation-rules but to page configuration.
It's identical in as much as it's an extension of the wildcard capability in
pages.xml.
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After further thought, I tend to agree with you. The consumers of these two
types of data, which is what has to change, are completely different.
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I was just reviewing a thread regarding support for wildcards in from-action.
Add a comment to the JIRA issue. I'd like to see it. I have one action which
takes two parameters and can have many combinations. I'd hate to have to
configure each of them.
Thread
You mean @AroundInvoke? The example uses it on a method:
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/2.0.1.GA/reference/en/html_single/#d0e4342
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Ah, I see what you mean. I was looking at the EJB3 example.
@Target(TYPE)
@Retention(RUNTIME)
@Interceptors(LoggedInInterceptor.class)
public @interface LoggedIn {}
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Never tried it and not sure if it will work correctly but:
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewHandler().restoreView(ctx, viewId)
If it does work (fingers crossed), you'd have to ensure that the state is
available for the particular viewId.
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Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread721450.html
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...and call renderView on the ViewHandler
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anonymous wrote : Ahh, I see
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getApplication().getViewHandler(). Is that
what you mean?
yep
JakeC wrote : OK, I'm trying getApplication().getViewHandler(), but how do I
get the rendered HTML afterward? Is that through
FacesContext.getResponseStream()?
As I
Add a factory to your components.xml file:
factory name=contextPath auto-create=true
value=#{facesContext.externalContext.request.contextPath}/
Reference it as such:
| #{contextPath}
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Is there a way to extend Identity or is it necessary to do a complete
replacement, by using @Install with a higher precedence (eg FRAMEWORK,
APPLICATION, etc.)? In a previous project I did the latter but it seemed like
such a waste.
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I don't see a way to specify a different label and value when using
s:selectItems. I see the value attribute ties in to the list of results.
Functionally everything works fine. I would just prefer to use
region.regionCode as the value and region.regionName as the label. Am I
missing
I'm likely misunderstanding it's usage. It now seems as though the value of
the component becomes an instance of the Entity, for example:
h:selectOneMenu id=regionSelect value=#{contentAdmin.selectedRegion}
styleClass=formElement
| s:selectItems var=region value=#{regions.resultList}
If I understand the requirement correctly, use a page parameter. Replace the
EL expression with your runtime or static value.
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Try one of the events listed in:
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/2.0.0.GA/reference/en/html_single/#d0e4140
Maybe org.jboss.seam.postCreate.[seam component name]?
If not, you may have to use an interceptor:
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Have your jar files been added to application.xml?
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It's called a page action. There is some doc on it.
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Granite Data Services, an open source alternative to Flex Data Services, now
has support for Seam. I've just installed their Seam project skeleton so I
haven't tested much of it yet but, suffice to say, several of us have been
waiting for something like this. They also have connectors for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Guys don't get too upset. User's can change the
extension used in URL mappings to *anything they like*. And I know that plenty
of folks here use other URL mappings than *.seam.
No doubt, I don't see why you wouldn't change it. We deployed a very high
profile real
This example doesn't know anything about an employee. It just knows the event
which it is observing. Seems to me that this shouldn't be a feature of Seam,
or the Observer, at all. It's part of your granular business logic.
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5.1.3. Contextual events
org.jboss.seam.preSetVariable. - called when the context variable is set
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I might have guessed that CONVERSATION scope was the default but why are you
opposed to specifying it? I think it will be outjected to CONVERSATION if the
bean itself had this as it's scope.
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I have been profiling our Seam 1.2 (XHTML) application using JProfiler and have
discovered an obscene number of HashMap$Entry objects on the heap (typically
about 7-8 million). Not withstanding the possibility that this is the most
common data structure in a web container/application, I
Pete,
Does bijection happen for every value-binding call, or does Seam group calls
for the current conversation/request/view? I mentioned this in the past but
don't believe I got any confirmation.
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Seam 1.2.1GA
JBoss AS 4.0.5
We're running some JMeter tests on our Seam application. We have been seeing
random Transaction not active errors after the tests have been running for a
while. I say random because they don't relate to a specific screen or piece
of code. They can appear in any
Sorry, title should have been: Random Transaction not active errors.
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Could someone tell me why this code wouldn't write the cookie once a Seam event
is raised? Appears to be something odd with the way the response is being
handled. Is there something that resets the response when we enter the Seam
event model?
@Observer(org.jboss.seam.postAuthenticate)
|
Using 1.2.1GA
Wondering if anyone has implemented any particularly witty way of raising
events serially. The best way to describe what I'm looking to implement is to
raise an event with a callback method. Here is a typical use case:
1. Unauthenticated user attempts to access something which
anonymous wrote : I bet it would work just fine if you would call
entityManager.joinTransaction()
Not that there was any doubt but Christian is exactly right.
See my topic from just a couple weeks ago:
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RTF - Read the forum :)
Have you tried the unitName attribute?
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What value did you provide for unitName? Was it a value from your
persistence.xml file?
persistence-unit name=someDB
| ...
| /persistence-unit
@PersistenceContext(unitName=someDB)
I think this is the way it's done anyway. Personally, I use SMPC.
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Seam bijection depends on variable name. Try this:
@In(create=true)
| private EntityManager myManagername;
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Not sure why it needs to be determined at runtime but have you tried:
EntityManager em = (EntityManager)Component.getInstance(someRuntimeString,
true);
???
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You can't inject something if you don't know the name. If you have to
determine the name at runtime, you'll have to do it inline.
core:managed-persistence-context name=myManagername auto-create=true
persistence-unit-jndi-name=java:/myjndiname
| /core:managed-persistence-context
public void
Actually, if auto-create=true, you don't need the true parameter, but
getEMName() would return the String myManagername or any other EM name you
have configured in components.xml.
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I just inject stateless business object into my Actions. Those business
objects just use SLSBs, who have the persistence knowledge. How is that
fundamentally different than a typical Struts CRUD application?
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We're use i18n. In addition to the business processes of the actions, we were
doing a lot of single message injection, using EL, which required parsing and
evaluation of the expression and retrieval from the map.
Sure, a cursory assessment says bijection itself is not a problem, but when you
For posterity sake
In my EJB I just injected the SessionContext and the EM:
@Resource
| SessionContext ejbContext;
| @In
| private EntityManager em;
And had the EM join the transaction:
UserTransaction txn = ejbContext.getUserTransaction( );
| txn.begin();
| em.joinTransaction();
Yes, we had some HUGE performance problems until we realized this. We have a
relatively large form that was getting killed because of it.
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I agree with supernova. The tools that exist today pretty much satisfy my
needs. The only thing I really need from a seam tool is to generate the
finicky project structure. The rest is just referring to examples. And don't
forget, this framework is maturing at a ridiculous rate. Also, the
I have seen many threads on the topic but none seem to solve this issue the
right way. I am currently using SMPC for the bulk of my application. I also
have a background process which retrieves a Map from application scope and
persists/merges the objects inside of it. This is in a completely
Thanks for the response Pete. It's 1.2.1.
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I have an application which uses SMPC, but I need to implement a process that
runs in its own thread. I've looked into Timers but for a couple different
reasons I'd prefer to use a different thread. Where can I find an example of
both SMPC and Non-SMPC running in the same application?
I tired the jrockit approach and it turned out to be dog slow. From what I
saw, it appears as though they use the file system to compensate for the
permgen space bug. I saw a lot more very large files in the server/default
directory (I forget what the extension was). I could be wrong though.
Same issue. I couldn't figure out why my async method was being called so many
times. Any idea of how truncate that table on startup?
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Thanks Michael. I don't really want it to be persistent, because my
application-scoped Seam component is going to unknowingly create another the
next time I restart/redeploy. Is there some way to uniquely identity the
timer, so on start up if finds the record?
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to elaborate, I want exactly one of these running for the application.
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I had problems building it. Not sure if they fixed it here. You may have to
build from CVS.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866package_id=163777
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I just use a .bat file to copy the {project root}/view directory to my
deployment directory. Add it as a builder for the project, set it to execute
for auto-builds and off you go. Couldn't deal with Ant firing up for every
XHTML change.
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When I first started with Seam, I was a bit confused as to how I might design
an application with it. Now that I have worked with it for a year or so, I
can't understand why people have trouble with this. The fact is, Seam changes
nothing about this type of design. I don't even use EJBs as
Anyone else seen this? Do I need maven to build Seam now?
\jboss-seam-2.0.0.BETA1\build.xml:1045: The following error occurred while
executing this line:
\jboss-seam-2.0.0.BETA1\build.xml:1054: \jboss-seam-2.0.0.BETA1\maven\core\boot
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Has this been fixed in CVS? I'm a little confused as to what the resolution
was.
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Seam does not prevent you in any way from taking that same approach. In fact,
it makes some of that much simpler. For instance, using Seam Events or
annotated methods you can invoke a business processes from your action without
having to explicitly implement the Observer pattern and your
I'm not sure MySpace can be used as the model for anything but a poorly
designed and implemented application. I see CFM and ASP pages on that site and
it bombs frequently. Looks like some college kids cranked that out between
classes. What does this have to do with Seam, or even enterprise
I'm starting a new Seam project and it will require JBoss portal. What is the
latest compatible Seam + JBossAS + Portal stack? I think I read in one of the
portal v2.6 docs that AS 4.0.4 isn't supported so I wondered what would be the
best and most up-to-date combo. Is there a Wiki that
Using 4.0.5 GA
Is there an MBean which shows deadlocked threads? I'm using the Connector
Scoreboard in the web-console but I can only guess which are deadlocks by
virtue of the time the thread has been in service.
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Look at the Manifest.mf file in the jar.
Manifest-Version: 1.0
| Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.6.2
| Created-By: 1.5.0_07-87 (Apple Computer, Inc.)
| Seam-Version: 1.2.1.GA
| Implementation-Version: 1.2.1.GA
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isn't everything hard to find with phpBB?
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Pete,
Would you say that this is the XML alternative to the @Install(precedence=[x])
approach or are they somehow mutually exclusive?
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Pretty sure Seam doesn't search the hierarchy for the @Create annotated method,
particularly if @Name exists in the concrete class.
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If by off topic you mean right in the sweet spot then yeah, I agree. Great
news!
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If you want Seam to call it twice, just use this @BeatADeadHorse annotation.
Note: No actual horses, dead or alive, are harmed by this annotation
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Or D, use surrogate keys and don't let the user edit the PK.
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Incidentally, why are you using an aggregate function in your test SQL
statement? Doesn't MySQL have a dummy table like Oracle dual, where you can
write a simple query like:
SELECT 1 FROM dual
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anonymous wrote : I upgraded the hibernate versions in Seam 1.2.1 to the latest
hibernate which definitely reduced the frequency however they are still there.
Any suggestions welcome.
Oops, sorry. It's 2:00AM here. Sleepy.
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Check the manifest file in the hibernate3.jar file. If it's 3.2.0 GA, upgrade
it to 3.2.5GA. I just had this problem the other day.
reference:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-2206
download:
http://www.hibernate.org/6.html
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The real question is, how do you ever see the issue when using
check-valid-connection-sql? The connection is obviously bad but that fact
wasn't picked up by the check. Post the whole local-tx-datasource node,
minus the p/w, of course.
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Sounds good to me, but one man's self-documenting code is another man's
verbosity. Some people dislike this about the Java language in general. I
find it helpful but the Perl kiddies can't stand it.
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You could use the same files, but with locale specific ResourceBundles.
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What I'd like to see is a clear decomposition of all of it's magic
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Has anyone run into an issue where the backing is, by all accounts, doing it's
work correctly but Facelets/JSF renders the page without any data? I can't
reproduce this manually but can do it consistently using JMeter. I have tried
to following, to ensure that everything is working correctly:
As it turns out, the pages relied on page actions. Somehow these weren't being
called before value binding methods when tested under a heavy load. Is there a
guarantee that they will be called right after @Create?
Also, is there any functional difference between:
page
Sorry, bad example. One uses an action attribute, the other a child tag.
page view-id=/searchResults.xhtml action=#{appManager.initAction}
| !-- some navigation rules --
| /page
|
page view-id=/searchResults.xhtml
| action execute=#{appManager.initAction} /
| !-- some
I am currently having a similar problem to the one mentioned in this thread:
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I'm considering upgrading Hibernate Core as well. Is this the right course of
action? Which version is suitable for the JBoss 4.0.5GA and Seam 1.2.1GA
...also, should I upgrade everything (Core, Annotations, EM, etc) or will Core
suffice?
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Simply upgrading Hibernate Core to v3.2.5GA seemed to work out fine. The
compatibility matrix was helpful.
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BUMP
I'd like the know the elegant solution for this too. Seems to me that the
request itself would keep the session alive, rather than simply querying for
remaining time left, if any.
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On our home page, I have a form for login. User provides username and submits
the form to #{loginAction.retrievePassword}
That method finds the user by username, pulls the password hint and sets it
into event scope.
public String retrievePasswordHint() {
| User user = null;
| User
Sorry, forgot to include the page element:
page view-id=*
| navigation
| rule if-outcome=login
| redirect view-id=/login.xhtml /
| /rule
| /navigation
| /page
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What's the version # of facelets which ships with Seam 1.2.1GA? I'm seeing
what I think is a defect with ui:repeat and probably want to upgrade. Any
suggestions on the version number to upgrade to?
fyi - Sometimes only the first item is displayed while looping.
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Is this available in 1.2.1? I searched the source tree but didn't find it.
Don't mean to bogart the thread but...
I will try it myself of course but will this work for an EVENT scoped object?
I want a component which will start when the application starts and outject
some stuff. The
The most basic description is that @In and @Out just replaces the glue code you
have to write to get things out of some context (Session, Request, Application
and, in Seam, Conversation scopes). Rather than having:
String param = request.getSession().get(param);
you have:
BTW, to answer your question, passing from sfsb to sfsb works the same way.
There is some context in between which has the value you're injecting, making
it available to any Seam component who is interested in it.
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This is still a gray area for me. I have not seen a clear and complete
description of the implied scopes. Does it default to:
The scope of the bijected component, if any?
The bean which is injecting it?
Conversation unless specified otherwise?
Find in any scope?
Thus far, I have always
that was very sweet.
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We prefer not to couple the cookie value with Identity's username field. We're
actually using an encrypted hash instead. The problem is,
initCredentialsFromCookie() is private and doesn't allow for overriding. I
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