I just finished migrating a project from 1.1.6 to 1.2.1 and in the course of
doing so wondered why 'seam-gen' creates a skeleton project with top-level
'action' and 'model' and 'test' packages in the source directory. E.g., my
seam-gen new-project generates this:
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| file-copy:
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote :
| Migration guide:
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Other than what you noted in the migration guide, can I simply copy the JARs
over to my project and let it fly?
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I found a way to work around this by adding additional ProxyPass and
ProxyPassReverse lines. The source of the mysterious applet context path still
remains, though, as the "/drc" path still shows up in the browser for Seam
Facelet form only. This is quite strange and unexpected.
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A follow-up -- I've tweaked the Apache configuration to the point where I can
get the home page to load, but the next step in the application -- form
submissions -- is not working. Here is the new Apache configuration (different
from the first by adding some trailing slashes to some of the para
I'm trying to route my Seam application through an Apache virtual host and am
running into problems with URL rewriting. I'm following these instructions for
accomplishing the same task for Confluence:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Using+Apache+with+mod_proxy#UsingApachewithmod_pro
I created a class called 'StringUtility' in a package called 'Utility' and
encountered this stack trace when deploying:
| 16:57:39,660 INFO [Initialization] initializing Seam
| 16:57:39,704 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
.../jboss-4.0.5.GA/server/default/deploy/app.ear/app.jar
| 16:57:40,064
For various reasons -- enough reasons to be roadblocks to considering otherwise
-- we need to front JBoss with Apache HTTPD. Some of these reasons also mean
that we want the servlet application to appear it is at the root of the web
server. When we had a straight Tomcat-hosted servlet, this bi
Ah, I think I see. Something like this?
| import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;
| import javax.servlet.ServletContext;
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| FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
| ServletContext servletContext = (ServletContext)
facesContext.getExternalContext().getContext
Sorry, no -- I didn't type the exact name of what I'm looking for and that is
undoubtedly a source of confusion. What I need is the best way to get the
/docBase/ -- otherwise known as the "Context Root" according to the Tomcat
documentation:
anonymous wrote : The Document Base (also known as t
I'm looking for the recommended way to get the docRoot in a SEAM application.
Would it be best to go through
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/latest/api/org/jboss/seam/contexts/Contexts.html#getApplicationContext()?
If so, what would that look like in code?
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Did you ever get an answer to this? It seems like a good technique and one I
would like to apply myself...
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"DataGazetteer" wrote : I have a feeling I'm doing something very wrong with
respect to passing a reference to a log to a non-SEAM object. What happens
(running under JBoss AS 4.0.5) is that the first time the non-SEAM object tries
to use a log method all log output from the
I have a feeling I'm doing something very wrong with respect to passing a
reference to a log to a non-SEAM object. What happens (running under JBoss AS
4.0.5) is that the first time the non-SEAM object tries to use a log method all
log output from the container stops. The application keeps run
"d1g" wrote : I have created a proof-of-concept application based on Seam and
the Restlet framework. Fortunately Seam has been designed with this kind of
integration in mind and the job was not difficult. I thought other users might
like to see how easy this is.
Diggory -- have you had the chan
Safari online updated the estimated date of this book to April 27, 2007. Does
anyone (Thomas?) know what happened?
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Is there a way to trick SEAM into parsing parameters off of the URL path rather
than URL parameters? It would be something equivalent to the PATH_INFO
environment variable in the CGI spec. The reason I'm asking is so that I can
make the URLs prettier. For instance, rather than:
| http://e
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