on the JBoss wiki seam page
(http://www.jboss.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossSeam), there is an outdated entry
called Seam Resource Loader
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamResourceLoader) which is labelled
As of Seam 1.2.0.GA use Seam's resource loaders instead.
as this seems to be
pete,
thanks for the info. the comment in the wiki certainly makes more sense now.
it seems to be more appropriate for static data though (or am i being dense
again?).
the example posted in the wiki seems to be exactly what i need, as i'm
programmatically generating a PDF on the fly
hi pete,
i already did that last night, it solved all the problems i was having with the
data-table.
thanks anyway,
sb
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hi all,
following _very_ strange behaviour:
in a SFSB i have 3 lists defined as follows:
| [...]
| @Out (required=false)
| private ListTimetableItem bscLectures;
| @Out (required=false)
| private ListTimetableItem bscPracticals;
| private ListTimetableItem selectedBscLectures;
|
hi,
this may seem like a weird thing to do, but when using multiple
persistence-units, how do you declare which entities go with which
persistence-unit? can this only be done by declaring subelements to the
persistence-unit in persistence.xml or is there an annotation that can be
applied to
hi,
i'm in the middle of whacking together a timetable-generating application for
the institute i work at. and i'm banging my head against the wall because of
some weird stuff that seam is doing.
i have a list of TimetableItems, each of which has a list of 1..n
TimetableItemTimes. I have a
ok, going home from the office and not thinking about this helped. :)
i updated to the current CVS and it works now. so just ignore me for now, sorry.
sb
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hi,
is there any way to dynamically filter a resultlist in a JSF view? i have a
query that returns lectures which i'd like to display by semester (which is a
column in the table). coming from ASP i know there's a method on the RecordSet
object which lets you define a sql where-clause as a
