"petemuir" wrote : I assume you mean jsf-facelets.jar in WEB-INF/lib folder -
if not that might be the problem. Otherwise you need to you need to make sure
that jsf-facelets.jar is available to the classloader that is loading the tag -
i.e. if jsf-facelets jar is in the war, the ComponentHandle
I've been working on developing a facelet tag to simplify my content display,
and am encountering a NoClassDefFoundError: com/sun/facelets/tag/TagHandler. I
have the jsf-taglib.jar within my war files /lib folder, and am using the
SeamFaceletViewHandler, with no issues untill I add my custom tag
"sbryzak2" wrote : I agree with Norman. I'd be inclined to put your business
logic into a Seam component and then call that from your filter.
SeamServletFilter is a good example of how to set up the Seam contexts for the
request.
I've tried wrapping it in a transaction gathered from a context
Thanks for the reply.
Now, after wrapping it in a transaction, when I attempt to get the transaction
manager from the entity manager, I get the following exception:
| ...
| java.lang.IllegalStateException: JTA EntityManager cannot access a
transactions
| ...
|
I've hunted around the
I'm attempting to integrate a servlet filter I wrote into a new seam
application, and I can't seem to get it to persist an entity bean. I've created
an EntityManager from an EntityManagerFactory, and can execute queries against
it, but it doesn't seem to persist the data.
I've tried a few combi
