Hi,
I would like to know whether it is possible to use redirect when session
timeout using @Destroy method.
| @Destroy
| public void redirect() {
| Redirect.instance().setViewId(/home.seam);
| Redirect.instance().execute();
| }
|
anonymous wrote :
Hi,
Normally if you get exception like
@In attribute requires non-null value
then its something wrong with your configuration.
Change the DEBUG level in your log4j.xml (or whatever you use) and check the
complete log from application startup.
Also check whether you have seam.properties
Hi,
If you want to load your Entities (with or without Seam component) from a
seperate JAR then you should register those entities in your persistence.xml
file like this:
| persistence-unit name=4cWebDatabase transaction-type=RESOURCE_LOCAL
|
Hi,
I'm sucessfully using SEAM - Spring integration with modular approach to
Services, Entities, Business and Web (may be remoting / webservices later).
If you get any problem with configuration just post it here, i'll try to help
you.
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Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Yes, Websphere comes with JSF 1.1, not 1.2.
|
| Did you follow the instructions for deploying to websphere discussed in the
jpa/hibernate2 examples?
I tried to deploy JPA example (target:Websphere) build and deployed on WAS 6.1
express. I just did exactly how
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : This is most definitely a very very bad idea.
Persistence contexts should (almost) never be scoped to the users session.
You're absolutely right. I want to give a warning about it but i forgot.
As PC is conversation-scoped (always recommended), original post request
) also no
exceptions. I try to find solution in RichFaces forum.
If that works I share my experiences here and blog it.
Thanks for your support.
Techieexchange
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Hi,
SMPC - SeamManagedPersistenceContext is default to conversation-scoped. You
can change that in components.xml
| persistence:managed-persistence-context
| scope=session
|name=em
|
Hi,
Thanks for your interest.
You should know that SEAM is a enterprise application framework, that means
about 60-70% applications are mission critical and therefore only few sites are
available online without any restrictions. On the other side lot of corporate
giants have applications
Hi,
If you would like to work with Seam 2 + Tomcat without EJB3,
then take a look at this step-by-step tutorial.
Use JPA example as your template and replace
src and web (view) files with your existing ones.
Hi Seam guys,
Are you interested to see the power and action of Seam framework in real
worldâ¦..
Use GOOGLE advanced search (allinurl or inurl operators) to check websites that
are developed with Seam.
Tip 1:
Use index tag to search
Example:
inurl:index.seam
Tip 2:
Use home tag to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Sorry, we can't help you unless you tell us a
specific problem (like what exceptions are thrown), what server your are using
et.c
Seam 2.0 GA with plain Tomcat 5.5
I found from other thread to disable Seam transaction (in components.xml). But
why still we need
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : File a jira request
Thanks for your guide.
Here's JIRA
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2324
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Hi,
Thanks for your effort and contribution.
Two issues i would like to share with you:
1) Not able to login if i disable cookies on server
Description: Always throws NotLoggedInException. I know that you're using
Identity for authentication, i don't know why cookies makes problem here. If i
Hi,
If i work with Seam (2.0 GA) without any DB/persistence layer why its
throwing lot of class not found exceptions (for javax.entity, Hibernate etc.).
How can i disable DB/Persistence layer dependencies??
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Hi,
This is nothing to do with Seam.
Here's the solution:
| h:inputHidden value= binding=#{managedBean.hiddenValue} /
|
| private HtmlInputHidden hiddenValue = new HtmlInputHidden();
|
| // Have getter setter
|
|
I use this trick only to populate hidden values thru client
Try to load the entity from DB and then remove/delete.
| SomeEntity entityBean = entityManager.find(SomeEntity.Class, id);
| entityManager.remove(entityBean);
|
Hope this helps.
TechieExchange
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Hi,
Take a look at here:
http://techieexchange.wordpress.com/2007/11/11/rad-seam-development-with-eclipse-and-tomcat-step-by-step-tutorial-screencast/
I used Tomcat 5.5 but it should work with Tomcat 6 (just note common/lib
directory).
Hope this helps
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Hi,
I would also like to hear experiences about this issue.
Because we also got some heap problems when running Seam+Facelets based
applications.
http://seamexpress.wordpress.com/
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Hi,
I wrote a step-by-step screencast tutorial to make Seam development
as RAD - Rapid Application Development with
Eclipse and Tomcat, focusing on developer productivity.
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