"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you use APR (jbossweb native) the answer is: not
it doesn't if (open a JIRA for it).
I may do that.
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you use JIO it is supported if the JVM supports
it.
| Note that only very new browsers support it.
I use JBoss AS 4.2.3 in its def
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : JBoss propose a php extension via a php-servlet see
http://www.jboss.org/jbossweb/modules/php/index.html
| postgresql is included in the bundle.
That's cool, but I would much rather use Quercus if possible. PHP's binaries
have had enough security holes over the yea
"plaurentphd" wrote : My name is Paula Laurent. IâÂÂm a Computer Science PhD
student at DePaul University conducting research on soliciting and prioritizing
requirements. The goal of this research is to find out about the current
requirements processes used in Open Source projects.
Hi Paula
With some difficulty, I got Quercus to talk to the Postgres JDBC. It requires
a very precise JNDI config. Anyway, it works, and I feel that any PHP app that
requires only one database to interact with would have a very good shot at
running smoothly in Quercus under JBoss or Tomcat.
Unfortunat
"EricJava" wrote : You can run PHP without even needing to use any of the PHP
binaries. Check out http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.0/quercus/
And I just now tried it out in Tomcat 6.0.18, and it was super-simple.
1. Download Resin. I grabbed Resin 3.1.8.
2. Unzip it
3. Grab two JAR
You can run PHP without even needing to use any of the PHP binaries. Check out
http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.0/quercus/
I'm about to try it out to see if I can get pgAdmin running in it.
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TLS has a cool feature which makes it easy to do virtual hosts, with TLS, all
on one IP address. From: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3546.html
3.1. Server Name Indication
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|TLS does not provide a mechanism for a client to tell a server the
|name of the server it is contacting. It
Ok, my brain did not do its duty just now. That's not an error, that's normal
startup I believe.
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"PeterJ" wrote : Two possibilities:
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| 1) Edit the run.sh so that is always supplies '-b 0.0.0.0'
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| 2) Create a new shell script and have it execute the run.sh script passing
-b 0.0.0.0
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| I prefer option 2.
A really good option for the script in #2 is to start and stop JBoss w
I did some more checking. I took the fresh jboss-4.2.3.GA-jdk6.zip file
straight from the download site, I unzip it, I run it, and I get that invoker
error shown above.
This is pretty strange. It shouldn't be erroring as a fresh install, should
it? What could be causing this?
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Thanks, I'm going through that to figure out what I can delete and how to do it
in a way that doesn't result in errors.
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Yes, it can be done. It's just a web application. Take a look at
http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.0/quercus/ .
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What are the services in the default profile that we can safely get rid of? A
lot of stuff is running, and I don't understand what all of it is. I know that
some of it, like JBossMQ, are legacy things that we never use, but when I
delete it, I get errors while starting.
I would like to be abl
We're not using it. It exposes unsecured URLs to the web. We'd like to either
disable it or just delete the whole thing. But if I delete the SAR directory,
I start getting errors on boot:
Creating service jboss:service=NamingBeanImpl
| 2008-11-03 17:50:27,926 DEBUG [org.jboss.system.Service
Hi Max,
Thanks for the answer. It looks like there is a smaller bug in 2.01 which
caused in-line styles to fail. According to Andrei it's fixed in
JBossTools-2.1.0.Beta1-ALL-win32. If you could let me know where I could
download that, I'll give it a try.
The external CSS linked image bug
Any word on a fix for this? This is a critically bad bug for our designer,
because he needs to position text over images correctly. Right now, he's doing
that part of the design in DW and pasting it over. That is not a good
development process.
When is a fixed version of WTP coming out?
Tha
We got WTP 2.0.1 installed and it now publishes correctly.
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I tried this patch:
http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/patches/drops/R2.0.2/P-P20080325024219-20080325024219/
and it did not help.
Any ideas on how we can fix this? I'm not sure how to downgrade the WTP. It
came with the Eclipse bundle I got from their site.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I haven't heard this should be windows specific
issue befor though...
It could be that I'm running a different version? I just grabbed Europa J2EE
from the Eclipse site, and maybe their package for Windows vs. for Linux has
different WTP versions? Is there a way to
I did the "get updates" thing and the problem is still there.
Would it help to (for now) manually copy the jar files over?
This is a critical, show-stopper, serious bug. I hope it can get fixed soon.
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I'm hitting exactly the same phenomenon. It can't find the jboss-seam.jar,
because none of the ear's jars are copied.
What's uber-strange is that it works on Linux but not on Windows.
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I have a Seam project, and when I hit run, it copies stuff over, but with in
the -ear directory, it only has the WAR and the META-INF directories. It
doesn't copy any of the JARs referenced in META-INF/application.xml.
What's strange is that the same project works when I do that on my Linux
ma
I think I found some JBIDE reports on this:
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBIDE-1960
and a couple others with similar types of problems.
It's strange that it works fine on my Linux box, but not on a Windows box.
I hope we'll get a fix for this stuff soon because it's a major problem for
vi
Strange situation: I'm editing some XHTML files. I can use styles with a
background image when running Tools on my Linux machine, and the BG image shows
up fine.
When I run the same files on my Windows machine, the BG image does not show up
in the preview window.
Any idea what could be happen
I think that Eclipse knows about more stuff than what is in META-INF. I think
it has some metadata elsewhere that tells it about dependencies.
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Hello Oskar,
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that. After doing it that way, I had the
problem of needing to use JAXB to put my parameters into the SOAPBody. That
worked, but then I got unsolvable class conflicts where I got to this:
[java] Exception in thread "main"
com.sun.xml.ws.s
It's this:
[java] Exception in thread "main"
com.sun.xml.ws.streaming.XMLStreamReaderException: XML reader error:
javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException: ParseError at [row,col]:[1,1]
| [java] Message: Premature end of file.
| [java] at
com.sun.xml.ws.streaming.XMLStreamRead
I'm running into exactly the same thing. I have put the following jars in my
lib/endorsed directory:
jaxb-api.jar jboss-jaxws-ext.jar jboss-saaj.jar xalan.jar
| jboss-jaxrpc.jar jboss-jaxws.jar serializer.jar xercesImpl.jar
|
but I'm still getting the error. Is there one mor
No one has any ideas on this?
Right now it looks like my options are either a) the client must fetch the WSDL
every single time it makes a request, or b) the server's URL must be hard-coded
in the WSDL file that is bundled with the client.
Neither of these are good. There's no reason at all fo
I'm trying to make a simple web service using everyone's favorite framework
(Seam of course). Getting it started is easy: put on a @WebService annotation
on a SBSB, deploy it, and it's working. That's cool.
Now I want to have that web service receive attachments. Does anyone have
pointers fo
I'm wondering the same thing, except I'm using AS 4.2.2, and can switch to 5.0
if it makes it easier. Thanks.
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Simple question: What's the right way to set the server's URL from within the
client? The reason I ask is because I'll be distributing a client. The user
will be able to choose which server to connect to. Other people will run
servers; I don't even know what the servers will be.
Unfortunatel
I got the command line tool to work, and figured out a few things:
1. I don't need to download the JBoss WS packages. Everything comes with JBoss
AS, including the command line tools.
2. The wsprovide.sh command works easily, with very simple command line
arguments.
3. However, it does NOT wo
As we all know, "JBoss is cool". Using JBoss AS 4.2.2 and Seam 2.0.1, I set up
a web service bean by simply annotating a class with @Stateless @WebService,
and then annotated a method with @WebMethod, and presto, I have a working web
service.
On the other side of things, I quickly built a clie
On your method annotated with @Begin, do you have @Begin(join=true)? I know
you have join on the s:link but I think it needs to be on the @Begin annotation.
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Use SMPC for everything. Is there any reason not to?
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I just looked up Interceptors in my EJB3 book, and it looks pretty simple. I
had ignored it before because I didn't think I had any reason to mess with
them, but now it looks like it's a great fit for this type of need. I'll post
an article on it when it's done, and link it on this thread.
Vi
Certainly I will. I post articles all the time in my blog, with source code to
do things I think are useful: http://chiralsoftware.com/Blog
One of them even got included in Seam 2.0.1!
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"kasim" wrote : Couldnt you just put an interceptor on the Entity bean?
Hey that's a good idea. I've never written one. Maybe now is the time to try
it out. Basically all my string setters should have trim() on them.
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Here's an idea / wish I've had for a long time:
Most of the fields in most of my biz objects are strings. Usually they are
strings which should always be trimmed, so most of my setter methods look like:
public void setCity(String city) {
| if(city == null) {
| this.city = null;
|
Ok, I figured out a way to do this which works nicely. I simply use:
etc.
It works. Is this the right way? I remember seeing somewhere that it's bad to
use the http://java.sun.com/jstl/core tags within Facelets, so, for example, I
never use or those things. Is this good advice? Can anyo
Simple question: I'm defining a template which I want to display one of the
defined items twice. For example, here's what the template looks like:
| Here it is the first time:
|
| And now we see it again:
|
|
And that works correctly. Next step, I would like to have diffe
Yes, if you think about it, there's no way injection could occur before the
constructor. There's no object to inject into!
In all my Seam managed components, the constructor does little or nothing
beyond setting default values for some fields.
You can use the @Create annotation (I believe it i
That's a good idea. I could. The advantage is that by doing that, it could
refresh the values (just in case they have changed), or otherwise check that
the object in question is still editable. I guess the round-trip time for
doing that would be minimal. I'll try it both ways and see how it
That was not so clever of me. I should have had "return false" instead of just
"false". Obviously I'm not a JavaScript programmer, which is why I love
RichFaces, so I can avoid having to do JS programming.
Which leads me to my question: is there some way of doing this in RichFaces,
perhaps us
Simple question here:
I'm setting up my entire site in such a way that it will display pages, and the
various sections of the page will have an "edit" button next to them. When the
user clicks "edit", there is a DHTML operation that transforms the static
display into a form. The user can then
I'm using SMPC, and Hibernate is the underlying provider. I can't live without
Criteria queries. Is it reasonable to do this:
@In("#{entityManager.delegate}")
| private Session session;
?
My entire app won't work without using Hibernate as the provider, and I need to
use getDelegate() any
My application allows users to attach images to many different objects in the
DB. It also allows PDFs etc to be attached. These types of attachments are
typically in the 100s of K, or maybe up to a couple of MB.
I know that there are two camps on this. One, put attachments on disk as plain
f
Uploads are a tricky thing. One way to do them is to use an iframe for the
upload, which can then update its parent frame. The other, better way is to
use an applet.
The big advantages of an applet is it allows file browsing and previewing, and
allows the upload to happen without needing to
I check the Seam download page, as I do every morning, and saw Seam 2.0.1 GA,
with zero downloads! Well, now there has been one download and I'll switch my
app over this morning. I have been using CR1 and CR2 and they have been fine.
Congratulations Team Seam.
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Pete and Jacob, thanks for the info on that. That clarifies a lot of things.
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I use the Seam-managed persistence context (@In private EntityManager
entityManager) and conversation scope, and that cures all these things.
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That's what I thought. The documentation needs to be corrected or clarified.
"Declarative security" sounds like JBoss Rules-based security, using the
@Restrict annotation.
I just wanted to confirm that before I build this system on 90% POJOs, because
it's going to use Drools security rules fo
Looking at the Seam documentation, it says:
anonymous wrote : Javabeans may be used just like a stateless or stateful
session bean. However, they do not provide the functionality of a session bean
(declarative transaction demarcation, declarative security, efficient clustered
state replication,
Well, it says "No META-INF/application.xml found". Is there an application.xml
file? There needs to be one.
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"msystems" wrote : Must be an error ! Seam POJO's are default EVENT (request)
scoped and not conversation or temp. conversation scoped.
Indeed:
http://docs.jboss.org/seam/2.0.1.CR2/reference/en/html/concepts.html
anonymous wrote : By default, JavaBeans are bound to the event context.
which is
It's definitely better to do an EAR, not a WAR. Seam + EJB3 can be embedded in
a WAR but the whole thing is not designed for that usage. It's designed to
live in a container. JBoss AS in particular.
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I must say, Seam is not easy to get started with. I have been using it for a
year and I'm still figuring things out. It's great when you get it going, but
until you have some experience with it it can be very frustrating to figure
out, "why is this not working."
When I'm stuck with debugging
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : anonymous wrote : If I put just @Name, it's a POJO,
and you're saying it's request scoped?
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| Yes.
Waitaminute, looking at the JBoss Seam book (an official JBoss publication), by
Michael Yuan and Thomas Heute, on page 320:
anonymous wrote : However, Seam POJO
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : anonymous wrote : If I put just @Name, it's a POJO,
and you're saying it's request scoped?
|
| Yes.
Ok, that clarifies things. I was using EntityHome, which is conversation
scoped (in Home.java superclass). Then I was using other POJOs and wondering,
why are
I posted a blog entry on the subtleties of annotations and inheritance:
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There are some aspects of it that have caused me to scratch my head, wondering
why some annotation seemed to have disappeared.
I ran into the same thing. Rather than using DataModel, I simply put an
inside the , and then I used a
@RequestParameter annotation. It's a bit more verbose but it's clear what it
does and how it works.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : This is scope to the request scope by default - so
it is stateful across the request but its *not* conversational.
|
| @Name("pojo")
| | class Pojo {}
Wait, I thought conversation scope was the default scope? It is for SFSBs,
right? If I annotate my bean wi
I think I know what I should do.
1. Go ahead and use a filter if I want to, for my convenience, but not as a
security mechanism.
2. Put a @Restrict annotation on the entities, and then use JBoss Rules to
restrict various operations by roles, etc. So I could say, a sysadmin can look
at any obj
"nickarls" wrote : There is hope: http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=317
That would be really nice. I can't wait. Criteria type queries and
collections of embedded objects are the two things I want most. Why can't my
entities have a boring old Set in them? Let's hope this comes out soon!
View
Thanks for the reference on that. In this case, I won't use filters. Instead,
on my session beans, I'll modify the query: if the user doesn't have sysadmin
role, then add the "domain = ..." to every query.
Btw I really hope that a future release of EJB spec adds something like the
Hibernate C
Here's the situation:
I'm creating a site where users can collaborate to work on data as a group.
I'm calling a set of data for a set of users a "domain". Every user is a
member of exactly one domain, and of course users can only access data within
their own domain.
On top of this, there are
Done:
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2441
But this really is a long-standing bug / deficiency in dom4j. It should have
various configuration options of what to do if a DTD can't be found:
1. Silently ignore the problem and continue parsing
2. Throw an exception that says, "I don't ha
"yilmaz_" wrote : That is not true. Scheme provides validation templates for
your xml file.
Right, but the point is, if the parser can't find the schema file, it doesn't
try to fetch it over the net.
"yilmaz_" wrote : If dom4j can not find it. It downloads it from internet.
And I'm making the
Here's a quick blog entry on some of the fun that can arise when using DTD
declarations in your .xml files within Seam:
http://chiralsoftware.com/blog/No-route-to-host-while-parsing-b6b5f0cbb79e5cd8.html
Short conclusion: don't.
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generic. JSF component. AWT component. Seam component? To me "swing" is
synonymous with Java GUI components. So p:swing, despite not being technically
correct, seemed to me to be the only thing captured the idea
Will do, after I solidly confirm it with a test case.
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Made with Seam: http://gamerdental.com/ . It's not up yet but it is based
purely on JBoss Seam. Why would a dentist need Seam? We're going to have a
patient login area, with all kinds of functionality, made easy with Seam.
Seam's role-based security will be a help on that. And in the public
I found out what was messing me up. I had a page with a4j:mediaOutput. The
method that was creating the media output was driving me crazy because it was
ignoring the conversation! Well, of course it was, because conversations don't
propagate "through" a mediaOutput. I think that may be a bug
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : BTW - I didn't quite follow why you had a problem
with rendering your charts with the built-in charting. Just looking at the
code, I see no reason why your charting subclass wouldn't have been rendered in
the Graphics2D context that I use for our charts.
I'm not f
Yes indeed! In my blog post, I wrote:
anonymous wrote : One interesting thing to notice is that this button is using
the Linux look-and-feel, because, in this case, the server was running Linux.
If this server had been running on some other operating system, the button
would, by default, take
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Thanks Norman!
I made another blog post on it:
http://chiralsoftware.com/blog/JFreeCharts-in-PDF-with-JSF-and-c47ae72d938fe060.html
This post discusses using the tag to put JFreeChart charts into a PDF. Bottom
line: you
Let's say I have a POJO like this:
@Name("item") public class Item {
//
}
What exactly do I need to put on that POJO to have it promote a conversation to
a long-running conversation, and install itself in that conversation? It seems
like it's possible to do this but I'm never completely sur
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : That's very nice. If you'd like to contribute this
back to Seam, I'd be happy to include it in the next release.
Certainly! I would be honored. I hereby release copyright for that code.
Contact me: eric *at* chiralsoftware d0t net if you need something more formal
Right, I mentioned that: "Before we go any further: why don't we use the Seam
pdf:image tag, instead of writing a new tag? " The problem is that that will
result in PDFs that don't look so good and can't be accessed by search engines
(yes, I might want search engines to read my chart legend an
I posted a long blog entry, along with source code, about how to create a
custom JSF tag to do more in Seam PDF:
http://chiralsoftware.com/blog/JBoss-Seam-iText-PDF-custom-JSF-4642a90cb4d7412d.html
The motivation: I wanted to be able to include arbitrary java.awt.Component s
in the output, so I
I think it may be an erratic browser issue, not a Seam issue. It just now
worked fine in IE, but not in FF. The customer is using 100% IE so I won't try
to debug this.
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Really weird: I have a form that uses an EntityHome extension. The persist and
delete buttons take two or three tries for them to work. I know this sounds
really strange, but I'll have the form up, and click "delete", and nothing
happens. I click again, and it says "successfully deleted".
I'
Yes, I've added it to JAVA_OPTS, and it doesn't do anything. -D makes it seem
like a System property, but it looks like org.jboss.Main doesn't want it
provided as a system property.
Unfortunately, in run.conf, you can only add things to JAVA_OPTS. There's
nothing in there to add arguments for
But the -D option isn't an argument to org.jboss.Main. It's only an argument
to the JVM. The Java class never sees it as a command line argument. All that
happens is the system property gets set. I don't see how it could be preserved
in that code. And my tests show -Djboss.bind.adress has n
I know that the -b 192.168.1.1 argument works fine, but
-Djboss.bind.address=192.168.1.1 should work just the same way. But it doesn't
seem to have any effect. I looked at org.jboss.Main, in the process arguments
function, it says:
// JBAS-4119, bind to localhost by default, instead of
Um, that was stupid. Wrong file name for the XML file.
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No matter what I try, I get:
08:18:52,213 ERROR [URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment listing:
|
| --- Packages waiting for a deployer ---
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] {
url=file:/usr/java/jboss/server/default/deploy/postgres-dsl.xml }
| deployer: null
| status: null
| state: INI
I've got a Seam application, and now I'm writing the search page. It has
advanced search options. For example, there is a drop-down where the user can
select the customer, so it will only find records for that customer. If the
drop-down isn't used, it will find records from any customer.
An
Simple question: Does anyone know of a good way to respond to requests with
JSON instead of XML? I know, XML is the better way to do things but JSON is a
fact of life for many JS libraries.
I notice there is a feature request on this:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBWS-1165
but I could fi
Background: Moments in time are best stored as number of miliseconds from the
start of epoch. That's what we do in our DB. All time values are stored as
64-bit integers, and creating java.util.Date s from these is easy: new Date(l).
Now comes the question: how do I handle this in EJB QL querie
D'OHH!
element="image" does not work. element="img" does work.
Recommendation: maybe mediaOutput should give some kind of warning when it is
an unknown type of element?
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I'm trying to use mediaOutput in Seam: (1.2.1):
The chartGenerator.paint method never gets called; the whole thing is ignored.
In fact if I change the name "paint" to something else that isn't even a method
on that class, it doesn't throw any exceptions or do anything.
I searched around the
I made the change to the code suggested in the bug comments, recompiled, and it
now works fine. So I have my own patched version of it.
Fortunately the build script in Seam works great with no external dependencies
so recompiling the whole thing is trivial.
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http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1322
I'm hitting it, getting:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 2048
| at
org.jboss.seam.web.MultipartRequest.checkSequence(MultipartRequest.java:466)
| at
org.jboss.seam.web.MultipartRequest.parseRequest(MultipartRequest.java:333)
| at org
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : So, these are rumors and hearsay posted on random
weblogs. Is there any link, like, to Googles own description of its bot?
These are not rumors and hearsay, these are solidly documented facts. They are
so well-known that they are common knowledge, and it may be hard
Having the right URLs is vitally important for any type of SEO or search engine
indexing of your site. http://example.com/products.seam?productId=48484 is a
lot worse than
http://example.com/products/LawnDarts/super-penetrating-dart-484842
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EntityHome is quite a useful class. Extend it, and you can create, update, and
delete entities easily.
The problem with it is that it's a POJO. I tried everything I could think of,
but could not get it to exist in a long-running conversation. This limits its
usefulness.
So, I created a loca
I can see that instanceof is a reserved word, but is it implemented? I'm
displaying a table with links to detail pages. But those pages will be
different depending on what sub-type of object is in the table. It would be
great to be able to say: rendered="shape instanceof Rectangle" and then h
Looks like I might be able to achieve this with the a:jsFunction component.
That lets me call into the whole JSF framework from a plain JS function. I can
get a JS function to trigger when the file upload field is changed. And that
could then trigger something with a:jsFunction.
I did try to
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