Just increase the log level for javax.servlet.ServletContextListener (Generic
Welcome Message), org.jboss.seam.deployment.* and org.jboss.seam.init.* to WARN
or higher.
Regards, Kurt
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Hi Pete,
thank you for your response. I've filed an issue
(http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2572). Unfortunately I didn't had the
chance to test more recent Seam releases so far.
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Hi,
we were facing random ugly XML Parsing errors in our seam application, which
is using s:formattedText with content from backing beans like the following
example:
| s:formattedText value=some text referring to the users email, which is
optional (*#{user.email}*), but the address should
Hi!
I had same issue some time ago.
Have a look at the following thread in this forum:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=122033
Cheers, K.
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Hi,
you've probably two versions of richfaces-ui*.jar in your ear package. Just put
all richfaces.jars into the lib directory of your ear so they are visible to
all the packages within the ear.
Regards, Kurt
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Hi!
Pete, thank you very much!
I'm really appreciating getting help pretty fast on this forum most of the
times.
Best regards, Kurt
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Hi!
I'm having an entity bean (personal) with some attributes, which I would like
to edit through a view page - nothing special so to say.
But I'm getting some random
anonymous wrote :
| The conversation ended, timed out or was processing another request
|
JSF Messages while editing the
Hi,
thank you guys for your posts!
Actually section 6.9. Concurrent calls to conversational components in the
reference documentation really covers the topic in an excellent way.
But I think I don't fully understand, why this behavior can still occur if
there is the same eventQueue set on all
Hi Pete,
thank you for showing interest.
I gave the whole situation a brief thought and came to the conclusion that a
generic approach that transparently escapes rich text tokens in s:formattedText
would be hard to implement, because the method would have to differentiate
somehow between
Hi!
I'm facing the situation, where I do have a page containing a formattedText tag
to display some information, I'm getting from the resource bundle as shown
below:
| s:formattedText value=#{messages['newGroupCreated.text']}/
|
whereas the text in the message bundle is:
|
Hi!
I was giving this whole authentication and undetermined number of calls to
authenticator.authenticate() some thoughts and my workaround is that I'm using
my own LoginHandler.
This one is called from the LoginPage and acts as a regular JSF Bean, hence can
determine the next rendered page
Hi!
I'd like to use Seam's simplified security mode with the build in identity and
a custom authenticator class.
I've initialized the security context in components.xml:
anonymous wrote :
| security:identity authenticate-method=#{authenticator.authenticate} /
|
Added the authenticator
Hi!
Thank you for your response!
As I mentioned only textual to spare the reader some extra code quotations, the
dbAccess.athenticate(...) methode is executing a native SQL query through the
injected EntityManager (@PersistenceContext private EntityManager em;):
| ..snip - just
Hi!
Thank you for your response! I really appreciate it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : There is no garuntee on how many times the
authenticate method will be called.
| ..snip..
|
That's bad :(
I'm facing the situation that the database is counting the login attempts and
blocks the account,
Hi!
I've just generated an application with seam-gen (seam-2.0.0.CR2) and modified
the Authenticator.authenticate() method to return false as well:
| public boolean authenticate()
| {
| log.info(authenticating #0, identity.getUsername());
| if
Hi Jainner,
I thought about that as well - and it would make sense, but I'm doing that
already.
I'm using the ant deploy task:
| target name=deploy-process-definition
| taskdef name=deploypar classpathref=ant.classpath
classname=org.jbpm.ant.DeployProcessTask
| /taskdef
|
Hi Koen,
thank you for your reply and please accept my apologies for mixing up a term.
It is indeed not a task node, which cannot hold a sub-process, but a
process-state-node as exemplified by the following snippet.
| process-state name=subProcessStateNode
| sub-process
Thank you all for your replies!
Since Gavin suggested to use the Apache Trinidad components, I gave it a shot.
I've downloaded the m1 snapshot from
http://people.apache.org/maven-snapshot-repository/org/apache/myfaces/trinidad/
and followed teh documentation to get all teh servlets and
I thought about that as well, but couldn't find a second jsf-facelets.jar
anywhere.
Anyways, I've downloaded the trinidad sources and did a complete build.
Everything's ok now.
Thank you all for the help!
Kurt
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Thank you Shane, you've been really helpful!
The getter is not an immediate issue for me. I just wanted to point that out,
that some other guy later on won't need to worry, why the provider cannot be
set in components.xml :)
Again, I'd like to thank you for your great help!
Kurt
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Hi,
that finally did the trick! Thank you again for your help.
By the way, I'm using JBossMessaging instead of JBossMQ and therefore needed to
set the connection provider in the subscriptionRegistry.
Is there a reason why the property connectionProvider in
Hi,
thank you for your response. Unfortunately setting preserveSort to false
didn't solve the problem.
So you abandoned tomahawk components - are there any alternatives to
implementing your components on your own?
I mean a sortable, clickable table should be nothing unusual - standard
Thanks Shane,
overriding the subscriptionCallback definitely did the trick. I never wanted to
use the setTimeout() version in a production environment.
So finally I got the token in an input field and this is passed along the
request until the page is rerenderd.
I followed your suggestion,
Hi, thanks for helping me on this topic!
But I'm not sure, if your suggestion would realy help me out, because the
channelMessageCallback() method is not always called _before_ the page is
refreshed. Actually in my scenario it is never called before the first refresh.
Imagine this timeline:
1)
Hi,
I'd like to use the Apache Tomahawk dataTable component to display Seams
taskInstanceList using pagination and to be able to sort the table according to
the users selection.
I followed the recommendations on this forum and I'm able to use tomahawk
components (tested with dataTable,
Hi, thanks for your reply!
I've tried to follow your hint, but somehow it seems that I cannot access the
token after subscription to be able to write it to an input field.
The xhtml page is defined as following:
| script type=text/javascript
| //![CDATA[
| Seam.Remoting.setDebug(true);
Hi,
I wonder if there is a way to set task instance variables directly from the
frontend (build upon JSF/Seam)?
I've tried
h:inputText value=#{taskInstance.variables['var1']}/
to set var1 into the context of the current taskInstance.
Using this expression in an h:outputText / tag with an
Hi Gavin,
thanks again for trying to clearify this issue.
I've read in the documentation that a pooled task is assigned to an actorId as
well, but I've tried it with the very plain example (my initial post). Also the
DVD store example is using a groupId [1] to get the task on the
Thank you Gavin for your answer.
Looking at the process definitions in the DVD store example there are two
different ways of assignment:
1) pooled-actors=#{shipperAssignment.pooledActors}
2) pooled-actors=reviewers
As far as I understood both ways work via groups assigned to the actor (in
Here's a follow-up to my previous post
I've started the debugger to look into
PooledTaskInstanceList.getPooledTaskInstanceList() to see why the task is never
assigned if the actorId is used instead of a group of the actor.
|public ListTaskInstance getPooledTaskInstanceList()
|{
Hi,
I'm implementing a DecisionHandler for a workflow definition.
The class should act just as a demonstrator and is really simple.
| @Name(bpm.patientRegisterGoalHandler)
| @Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)
| public class PatientRegisterGoalHandler implements DecisionHandler{
|
Hi,
an application created with the seam-gen
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossSEAMGen script throws some errors
when invoked after being deployed to the jboss server. I'm just curious if this
is the desired behavior? I mean, I wouldn't care too much if these were just
INFO or
If I take the process line out, I'd expect the jbpm component still to be
initialized and the jbpm-related tables to be created. Just the actual process
definition shouldn't be deployed to the database, right?
Instead of getting this behavior, none of the jbpm_* named tables are created
at
Thank you Norman to stick to the topic!
I've solved the initial issue by updatiung both the persistence.xml AND
hibernate.cfg.xml (create-drop to update). So the DVD Store keeps it's orders
over server restarts.
Albeit I'm still having this behavior that no database tables are created at
HI,
thank you for your response. I've tried your suggestion and removed the
processDefinition from components.xml starting off from a completely functional
copy, but then Seam can't create the new process anymore because none of the
jbpm related tables are created in the database at server
Hi,
I'm toying with the dvdstore example application and would like to achieve a
more real life szenario by getting persistence over jboss server restarts. By
default the application is completely reset to its initial state after a server
restart.
So I changed the property hbm2ddl.auto in
Hi,
ok I could use required=true but what do you mean by:
anonymous wrote : @NotNull has no effect on validation.
I thought Seam simply calls the Hibernate validation framework. What other
effect has this annotation? Why are the examples given in the Seam distribution
using the @NotNull
Hi,
I do have an entity bean named user, which I do access directly from a xhtml
page. On some properties of the bean are validator tags and all input fields in
the xhtml page are surrounded by a s:validateAll tag.
When the page is rendered and the input fields are left untouched, the action
Thank you for your replies!
I've tried several annotations. The current one is:
| @Name(user1A6)
| @Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)
| public class User1A6 {
|
But I've tried it w/o the interceptor as well.
I'm trying to log the properties which are injected to the bean from an JSF
Hi,
We've just started to work with Seam by extending the examples provided in the
distribution.
We understood that Seam is providing a logger build on top
apache.commons.logging.
As described in the user documentation it can be used by putting @Logger
private Log log; into the bean code.
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