And it worked. Cool! Except it stored the object in my entity as a serialized
object instead of a reference. I think I need to put in a @ManyToOne or
whatever because that has nothing to do with the select menu.
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Yes, that's exactly the problem. I don't know why there was scope="PAGE" in
the example line, but I took that out (didn't specify any scope) and now it
converts correctly. Now one of my other fields is not converting correctly,
but that should be easy to fix, and then hopefully this thing will
I looked at the HTML output and I can see that the option values are being
correctly set as the entity IDs. So, now I really don't understand this. Hmm.
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Ok, I had a few problems, which I sorted out (I still have a lot of problems
but at least these are now sorted).
First, if I'm using an unusual name for the entityManager, I need to do this:
and then I need to have a factory that uses that. Stupid mistakes.
Now everything is working as far a
I tried it like this:
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and then I got:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: entityManager is null
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org.jboss.seam.framework.EntityQuery
Quick question: I'm using SMPC but my EntityManager is not named entityManager.
What do I put in my components.xml to fix that?
I'm eager to try this now because it looks like exactly the right way to do
this. I guess I will switch to 1.1.5 in the near future so I'll try that also.
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I'm just going to do this in the simple way, which is setting components in the
SFSB and then having the SFSB handle it when persist() or whatever is called.
At some point when a time picker is packaged and ready to go I'll try it.
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I have had multiple DataModels in SFSBs and had no problems, but I have always
used @DataModel on a variable, not on a method. Also I would think that
@Factory and @DataModel should not be on the same thing.
Try putting your @DataModels as variables, and leave your @Factorys on the
appropriate
Ok I may go ahead and try that.
Btw here's the link:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamSelectItemsNewDesign
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COOL! That's exactly what I'm talking about. A select menu where the values
are entities. This is a pretty common usage but it's not something which is
handled well in any of the existing systems (whether JSP, JSF, or even PHP or
whatever). If there's a good Seam solution that would be cool.
Simple problem: I want to have a selectonemenu where the labels are strings (as
usual) and the values are objects. For example, let's say that the user can go
to a checkout page and select a shipping address: home, business, or other.
Those have labels, but the value is an Address object.
Wha
Seam comes with a nice DatePicker component, which is very easy to use. But if
I need to pick a time, not just a date, is there a good component for that?
One way I could do it is to have an input for the hour, an input for the
minute, and then a date picker. That would give me three fields wh
There are three classes of problem that come up.
1. Independent external resources: Something like an image. This isn't part of
anything else and can be generated and served all by itself.
2. A piece that needs to go into some other external file. Like I might need
to insert a little piece in
Cool, a file upload component! One small comment: there should be a way to
apply a Converter to this. What does this mean? Very often files are very
big, and should be streamed straight to disk or processed in some way (image
resized) before being put into a byte array. For example, Java 2d
I just tried it and it worked fine. The @Factory methods themselves were
totally simple with no dependencies on anything other than the SMPC. I'm
finally getting the hang of all the ins and outs of Seam, and was able to put
together my SFSB to do some fairly complicated queries (if I had had t
How could it work on value bindings? Think about it. It's always possible for
a value binding to be bi-directional. It must be get-able and set-able. If
it's a method call with a parameter, how could that be setable? This is
logical and I don't see any logical way it could be otherwise.
As
Woops, I already asked this question:
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I'm going to try it this time and see what happens.
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@Factory cannot take more than one argument. I asked a question just now about
having multiple @Factory methods in a SFSB. I couldn't see anything in the
docs that mention that, but I looked in the Seam examples and there weren't any
classes there that had more than one Factory in them, so I d
If the cnMessages component has not been accessed from a page, then Seam will
not have initialized it (ie, called the factory). Just because your other
class is trying to access it, Seam doesn't know anything about that and won't
magically call the factory method. That class will have to call
Is there any reason not to have multiple methods with the @Factory annotation
within the same SFSB? I looked at all the docs and it didn't say anything
about this. I assume that Seam figures out which values have factories and
calls the factories as needed and doesn't care too much which SFSB
Cool, thanks for the pointer on that. That was the problem. I just didn't
immediately know to look at the @Begin method signature. Now I know.
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I looked at that. I haven't tried it but it sounds exactly like what is
needed: a way to let JSF components have dependencies that are external to the
page (html) being rendered. This is going to be more and more of a need as
time goes on, because, as I said, I'm sure we're going to start want
And I figured out the problem. The conversation becomes a long-running
(non-temporary) conversation if there is a @Begin method. My @Begin method was
returning a String. The method itself didn't do anything useful so I had it
return null as the string. This does not work! That nukes the con
Now this is even more strange. I have noticed that when I surf around on my
site to other screens that have DataModels, and then I go back to the page that
wasn't working, suddenly that page is working!
Is there any explanation for this? I have it totally repeatable. This is in
Seam 1.1.0.
I found out that when my action is getting called, the DataModel is null, which
would explain why the selection is also null. Now I need to figure out what is
setting this DataModel to null. It makes no sense.
Doing even the simple things in Seam can be quite challenging sometimes because
it
I have a h:dataTable, just in the usual way. Within that I have a s:link with
an action. The only thing that action does is generate a log message with the
value of the DataModelSelection corresponding to the DataModel. It's always
null. This is within an active conversation. Any ideas what
It seems to me there will be more and more need to serve content out of the
classpath for Seam. What about when it needs to start serving SVG files, Flash
files, or other media content? All these things are going to come up more, not
less, and having them integrated into Seam and ready to go w
I got it working. It's cool! I didn't even know it was there.
Comments: The datepicker image file (dtpick.gif) needs to be in the application
or the icon won't show up and you'll be wondering, where did the date picker go.
Second, yes, there does need to be some CSS somewhere because the backg
Ah there is a handy file right there in booking called date.css. I'm going to
install that in my app, and presumably it will start working.
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I put date.css i there and it worked nicely. And due to the coolness of
Faclets I just modify one template file and date.css is available on every
page. One thing that went away when I installed date.css is it no longer shows
the "today" button. I'll have to look in the css to change that.
S
By the way, this datepicker thing brings up the whole issue of external
resources. I just looked at my page's sourcecode and noticed that there is
(not surpingly) JavaScript all over the place. My understanding is that script
elements only properly belong in the head element of HTML, and ideal
Are you serious? That's it? I'll give it a try.
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What's the easiest way to make a date picker component in Seam? I'm using Seam
with Facelets and I couldn't find anything about one being built in. This is
Seam 1.1.0, although I will soon be upgrading to 1.1.5. I have not installed
Icefaces or anything like that and I would like to avoid the
Looking at the javadocs for LoginModule.login(), it says it returns: "true if
the authentication succeeded, or false if this LoginModule should be ignored."
Ok, this is quite ambiguous to me. "Authentication succeeded" could mean, "I
was able to process the information correctly" or "I processe
I have it working. It's critical to use exactly the right format in jboss.xml.
It must be:
myDomain
not anything with java:/jaas or anything like that.
I wrote my own LoginModule from scratch and it works fine. Is there any reason
why I shouldn't use my own LoginModule instead of subclass
I ran into exactly the same maddenning problem, and came to the same
conclusion: do not use java:/jaas in your security-domain in the beans jar.
Use just the local part of the name. Kinda crazy getting this stuff to work
sometimes.
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I wrote a new class that implements javax.security.auth.spi.LoginModule. I put
an entry for it in login-config.xml. I made the class into a jar and put the
jar in server/default/lib. It never seems to load. I changed the
login-config.xml file and intentionally made the class name incorrect a
Here's the simple thing I need to do: I have a JBoss server with a bunch of
EJB3 entities in it. I also have some session beans to handle various things.
That's the server side. On the client side, I have some custom-written Swing
applications which need to interact with session beans (on the
I haven't looked at Peter's solution but I know it would be quite easy and
efficient to write a plain old Servlet to do this. It is perfectly possible to
use EntityManagers within Servlets, and serving an image from a Servlet is a
good way to go. You avoid any overhead of Seam, JSF or anything
If you're getting "not mapped", the first place to look is to see if you're
getting the correct entity manager. I was getting this problem and found out
that (for obscure reasons) I wasn't getting the EntityManager I thought I was
getting. I'm pretty sure that your unit test cotext is giving y
I switched to Faclets and it's great. I haven't used it with Tomahawk.
Right now the biggest problem I have with Facelets is dealing with older broken
HTML. All your pages in Faclets have to be properly-formatted XHTML. This is
good, but could be frustrating if you had a large body of HTML th
Problem solved: One of the webapps deployed on that JBoss installation was
doing something insane to the logging system and stopped it from logging
anything.
It would be ideal if there were some mechanism that would block webapps from
misbehaving like that. Anyway, that was the problem. The o
Of course, don't copy my file! It has things in it like the JNDI refs that
won't be the same on your application.
Also my file doesn't have an xml declaration. I'm not sure why that is; it
works fine, but maybe there should be an XML dec.
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The exception says, "error while reading /WEB-INF/components.xml ". If what
you quoted above is your actual XML file that is why it isn't working. That is
not a valid well-formed XML file. Far from it. Mine looks like:
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I'm 99% certain the problem is in your EAR's application.xml file. You
probably have a line like:
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but the el-api.jar file is not being put into the EAR file.
The el-api.jar file must be in the EAR of course because it is used not just in
the web app la
Any ideas? Surely I'm not the first person to notice this?
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On a whim, I was looking around, and saw the
server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml file. I
edited that file and changed:
javax.servlet,org.apache.commons.logging
to:
javax.servlet,org
and restarted and it WORKED in the sense that I suddenly saw a ton of web a
And I set my log4j.xml file to:
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/";
debug="true">
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which should log everything above info level. All my log messages are at
"severe" level. None of them s
And apparently I'm not the only one who is getting this "there are no logs"
problem when using virtual hosts in JBoss:
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I looked at the jmx-console and looked at the log4j mbean, and set the
CatchSystemErr and CatchSystemOut to false, and that didn't seem to change
anything. The one thing that does work is (Java 6) System.console().printf().
That cannot be redirected at all from within Java. Unfortunately if I
I tried putting this:
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in the web server.xml file for JBoss and that made the whole thing fail.
Hmm, surely logging is possible for applications in JBoss? I just want to do
the obvious things: if there is an uncaught exception, log it, and also be able
to say logger.severe("som
I think your option #1 is good when a conversation is starting. What if it
needs to display this list several times i the conversation? You don't want to
call findListOfStuff() every time it is displayed, because that might involve
DB queries, etc.
Option #2 is ok if it's ok to regenerate the
All of my log messages are at SEVERE level and none are showing up. When the
EAR deploys, I don't even see that notice showing up on the console. It's like
when there is a virt. host, ALL log info about that goes away.
This is an absolute nightmare because I know my app is throwing an exceptio
Btw this is with JBoss 4.0.5.
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I have a server that has two virtual hosts with two EAR files on it. I get
absolutely NO logging information from them. I don't get notified when they
deploy. I'm looking at the JBoss console, and even when these apps do
"System.out.println()", nothing shows up. I use
java.util.logging.Logg
I have found the problem. It is several layers of fragile junk being
mis-labeled as logging systems. The main culprit is Tomcat's new JULI logging
system, new since Tomcat 5.5.9 I believe. This piece of junk is a
sophisticated system which allows each individual application to have its own
l
Yeah, I'll post this in some other forum. It is certainly a bug and it's very
easily reproducible. I need to report it on some other forum. Virt. hosts are
working fine. The only two problems I encountered were 1. Seam-managed
persistence contexts were not being isolated between apps. I fix
Anyone have any ideas on this? This is 100% trivially reproducible: when an
app is used with a virtual host parameter, not a single log message relating to
that app appears anywhere, and nothing you can change in log4j.xml changes
that. This is fragile, broken junk. Logging systems exist for
I'll certainly be trying 1.1.1 when it comes out.
But in this case I'm sure that wouldn't help. In my app, I have:
System.out.println: nothing appears
java.util.logging.Logger: nothing appears
Servlet.log(): nothing appears
When all my other apps start up they leave all sorts of chatter about m
I think I know what might be happening. I think there must be a log4j.jar file
in one of my ear files because it may be a dependency of something else, which
means it has its own classloader which means it isn't picking up the log4j.xml
file from jboss.
Blah. This stuff is fragile junk. If n
Correction: new FileWriter("/tmp/logger.txt", true), so that it will append. I
wonder how I can submit this super-secret code to Sun so they might actually
make java.util.logging work in a reliable way.
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Success:
try {
| final FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("/tmp/logger.txt");
| fw.write("log message here, at: " + new java.util.Date() +
"\n");
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Sun's java.util.logging came
Even System.out.println is no longer working. This boggles my mind at this
point.
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It's truly bizzar. I'm looking at the console and I see log messages related
to creation of message queues, Tomcat deployment, etc, for all applications
EXCEPT my two EAR files. There must be something very strange going on. There
really should be a JVM flag like
-Xlog-for-real-to-the-consol
I could try it, but literally NO messages at all are displaying relating to my
applications. Not when they deploy, nothing. Absolute silence. Something is
very very wrong. I have long wanted Sun to come up with a way to send log
messages to the console with absolute certainty. Instead of wo
I'm wondering if there is any modified version of rt.jar maybe that a) does not
allow modification to the java.util.logging.* classes and b) does not allow
messages to be intercepted or otherwise be hidden from the console. Logging is
supposed to help me debug. I shouldn't have to spend hours
I'm having a very very strange problem: when I run my EAR on my local machine,
I get log messages on console. All my beans etc using java.util.logging to
send log messages. When I run the exact same EAR file on my production server
I get absolute silence on the console from my app. My severe
And... that was indeed the problem. I had two SMPCs that had the same config
data. I think this must be an SMPC bug. It sure made me have a most
interesting Sunday afternoon. It is now fixed. I understand that SMPC names
are going to go through some change when Seam 1.1.1 (?) is out. I wou
Waitaminute I think I'm seeing what the problem must be the SMPC is somehow
acting globally. I should try to change the names of my various SMPC
references in one or the other of the apps. I have a feeling this may be a bug
within SMPC, where it is not properly isolating.
And I should / c
Ok, I now have two separate EAR files. I have fixed it so that I have
"foo.com" and "bar.com" in both the jboss-web.xml files and in the jboss web
server.xml file. Strangely enough the apps seem to work, EXCEPT some entities
are now not mapping. and I get exceptions like:
Exception during INV
(forgot to add) I'm almost thinking of just moving one of my apps to a
different IP address and just running two totally isolated JBosses, but this
seems absurd. Web servers could already do multiple virtual hosts over ten
years ago so surely this is a stable capability within JBoss.
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Ok, I assume that the way I do this is:
1. In jboss-web-tomcat.sar/server.xml, I add "host" sections. I should use a
symbolic name, like "foo", not a full hostname, like "foo.com". I put in
entries for these with real DNS hostnames.
2. In each of the war files jboss-web.xml, I put
foo, bar,
Yes I configured them in the jboss-tomcat.sar/server.xml. I also split the
application up into two totally separate ear files. Now nothing is working.
This is a nightmare. JBoss + Seam offers great promise but literally I have
spent 1/4 of my time in this project tracking down configuration
Actually it appears that it is not working. Hmm. It is just giving me "no
host matches name".
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I just now tried it simply by moving the WAR file into the EAR file and
modifying the application.xml of the EAR and it worked. Of course the virt.
hosts need to be all configured in JBoss' server.xml too.
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Simple question: I have a Seam app that goes into a .ear file. Within that EAR
file there is a WAR file with all the web pages. If I want the same
application (EAR) to serve more than one domain name with different content
(ie, two virtual hosts within the EAR) can I do that just by putting mo
What I did was I deleted the JAXB jars from the JBoss installation, and I used
Java 6, which ships with a built-in JAXB 2, and everthing works fine.
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Check for null values in your Trip object. It gets created when the bean
starts. Fine. But what about the object fields in Trip? I'm looking at this:
#{selectedTrip.startDate.time}. If selectedTrip.startDate is null, that will
result in a data model update error on all fields I believe. Wh
You can definitely do this from a filter. I have a servlet that gets an
EntityManager. It must get a transaction to work! It can do queries without a
transaction but it cannot do writes without one. As for why it can't find a
transaction, I have no idea. Maybe post some of your persistence
Hmm, obviously I'm confused. Maybe I was doing something wrong in makeFoo().
I'll try this some more to see what's going on.
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Ha! Thank you. That worked.
I was also noticing that when I ran my XML binding stuff from the command line,
the output was different from when I ran it in JBoss. The reason for this was
that JBoss ships with its own jaxb jars, which were conflicting with Java 6's
built-in jars. I just delet
Now I tried setenv doing:
setenv JAVA_OPTS '-Xbootclasspath/p:/home/me/MyApp/extras/httpclient.jar'
before running JBoss and it still did not work. I could modify Sun's
classloader in rt.jar so that it is forced to load all classes from the
httpclient from a certain directory, or I could rebui
I had it print out the classloader in question, and got:
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No idea what to make of this, because I can't find ANY place that it could be
loading this old version from. I have looked in every jar in the JBo
Now I am completely baffled. I took apart jbossall-client.jar and replaced the
httpclient in there. I checked every jar in the jboss directory for
httpclient, and replaced every instance of it. I deleted the tmp work
directory with my app. And I still get java.lang.RuntimeException:
java.la
Well, I replaced all those JARs and it didn't seem to help any. The httpclient
class files are also contained in a few of the other JARs in JBoss, and
replacing it everywhere is not completely easy. Hmm, there must be some way to
tell JBoss to use my JAR instead of the built-in JARs.
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Here's the problem: My application is using Apache HttpClient to do various
things. Unfortunately it absolutely relies on version 3.0 of HttpClient, and
also unfortunately, JBoss 4.0.5 is packaged with an older version. When my
application tries to call the setRequestEntity method, which doesn
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : That would mean JAXB is not JavaBeans compliant.
It's either properties (with getter and setter methods) or fields, not both.
I didn't spend a lot of time delving into it, but that's definitely what was
happening in my class. I just now made up a very simple test cla
Ok, I'm not understanding something here.
I have a SFSB that with a snippet that looks like this:
| @Out private Foo foo;
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and that causes a "foo did not exist but was required" exception when a page is
first accessed. This is wit
Btw this is all with Java 6 (mustang) built-in JAXB. Yes I'm doing everything
cutting-edge here. When I started this project I had never used J2EE before,
and I started with pre-release Java 6, JBoss Jems Beta 2, and Seam 1.0.0 CR or
something. I have had to absorb a ton of different techniqu
The problem I was running into was that unfortunately JAXB looks at both
private fields and getter methods to determine properties, so if I have:
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|private String name;
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JAXB was giving me an error that there were tw
I have a class that looks like this:
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|public String name;
|public String favoriteColor;
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When I try to access this in EL, using something like #{foo.name} it gives me
an exception because it says that "name" is not a bean property. I can fix the
pro
I did that and it works. That is cool! I didn't even know about factory
elements in components.xml. I might set them up for other things I need, like
looking at HTTP headers (user-agent, etc). Given that I can traverse maps in
EL that should be a piece of cake.
I've been in Servlet-world fo
Thank you Norman. I put that into my components.xml and now I can do an
injection like:
@In("#{remoteAddr}") private String ipString;
and it works, which is pretty cool.
Seam. There's quite a bit of a learning curve but once it is working it's
pretty cool stuff.
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Let's say I'm writing a session bean that does logins. I may want to log the
client IP addresses as they make their attempts. Is there some elegant
Seam-style injection way to get an IP address? I tried this:
@In("#{request.remoteAddr}") private String ipString;
but it did not work.
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Simple question: I have a class that uses an embedded object that's not an
entity, like this:
| @Entity
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|private java.util.logging.Level level;
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Right now, the way that handles it is it creates a bytea column to store the
level. Of course that's
Ah, never mind that one. My MDB wasn't in my beans jar, and even JBoss isn't
psychic, so...
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I just now looked at the JMX console and I didn't see my queue/TestQueue
anywhere in it, so obviously JBoss isn't registering that MDB. Hmmm.
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I have all this set up, and I'm getting:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: TestQueue not bound
| at org.jnp.server.NamingServer.getBinding(NamingServer.java:529)
| at org.jnp.server.NamingServer.getBinding(NamingServer.java:537)
| at org.jnp.server.NamingServer.getO
I realize that JBoss/MQ is dead because JBoss Messaging is going to replace it
in the upcoming JBoss 5. Are there any good quick-start guides for doing this
simple thing? In a regular Java program, I would create a worker thread, but
obviously in an enterprise environment, we don't want to cre
I now have Facelets working and am moving pages over from JSP-style <%
include(... to using proper Facelet Templates. I have look at various template
systems (both Java and PHP) and this one is the best. It produces well-formed
output every time and lets me easily define a real page template t
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