Hi Tynor,
Seam 1.2.0GA and JBoss-4.2.0.
I downloaded hibernate validator 3.0.0 and will now use that.
Thanks very much.
Chris
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In the User entity bean an e-mail address is validated using @Email. It works
fine, but the user should also be allowed not to enter anything in this field.
The field is not annotated with @NotNull and the default in the database is
null for this field. However, Seam wants a value there. The
I don't know if I have a Seam Managed Persistence Context in my components.xml.
I'm mailing this from work. But I at last did get s:selectItems to work.
What did the trick was that every @entity that is used as a source for
s:selectItems must implement a "boolean equals(Object obj)" and an "i
These conversation scoped variables you are injecting should have non null
objects backing them. They should be outjected from one of your action beans
(session beans). Create a @Factory method in the relevant bean where you
outject them to make sure they don't have null values. When you then
This is the set-up: a document belongs to a category. Category is a class with
an ID (Integer - auto generated), a name and a description. One category can
have many documents.
A data table of documents is displayed. The category is in a selectOne and the
name is displayed. This is what it l
As I am still new to Seam (read the book twice, looked at a lot of the docs and
examples), I decided to build an application to get my feet wet. The
application is based on the hotel booking demo, but quite different.
One by one the problems have yielded, sometimes not without spirited resistan
Just download the version you want and unpack it. Then use the jars
(jboss-seam.jar, etc.) in its root directory in your application instead of
your older seam version jars. If you need any of the jars in the /lib
directory on your classpath, use them instead of others with the same name you
Any idea how to implement a pop-up window just big enough for an image? I
don't know what size images are going to be uploaded.
This is how I've done the pop-up, and it works:
pages.xml
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Got it. formdata should be form-data.
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Hi Markus,
Yes, it's there. Only, I called it Seam Filter and not Seam Multipart Filter.
I changed the name, moved it up in web.xml - no luck.
A simple text input get its value propagated to the session bean. The file
upload input is totally invisible to the application.
As far as I'm aware
s:fileUpload doesn't work for me. Here is what I have: Seam 1.2.1.GA,
JBoss-4.2.0. I use xhtml, not jsp's.
In the ear I have jboss-seam.jar and in WEB-INF/lib jboss-seam-ui.jar,
jboss-seam-debug.jar and jsf-facelets.jar.
This is what is in web.xml:
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The following html is generated:
admin
| manager
| user
It should be this:
admin
| manager
| user
This comes from the Role class which has an @Id annotation for the primary key,
which is a String.
The code that produces the selectOneMenu looks like this:
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"role" is t
So far nothing helps. The problem only arises when I perform an action from a
xhtml page containing #{s:hasRole(... When I log in from another page and then
request the offending page via the browser address field, everything is fine.
The links are correctly rendered according to the role of t
Hi Shane,
I downloaded 1.3.0 and tried. That caused a whole new universe of problems. If
I remove jboss-seam.jar from the ear and copy it to
$JBOSS_HOME/server/default/lib everything works well. The only problem was
should be
This is clearly a class loading problem. Is the JBoss AS respons
Hi Gavin,
Facelets.
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In addition to the above, the stack trace in the console window gives the
following information not found in the Seam window:
| 15:54:29,481 ERROR [STDERR] java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No
ClassLoaders found for: org.jboss.seam.security.SecurityFunctions
| 15:54:29,481 ERROR [STDERR]
PS I am using Seam 1.2.1 on JBoss-4.2.0
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Here is a bit more of the stack trace:
| javax.faces.FacesException: javax.el.ELException: /login.xhtml @36,93
rendered="#{s:hasRole('manager')}":
| Function 's:hasRole' not found
| at
javax.faces.component.UIComponentBase.isRendered(UIComponentBase.java:373)
| at javax.faces.c
Hi Dornus,
There are two solutions I can think of. The first side-steps an EJB query.
One of class A's attributes will be a collections of some sort of class B.
Simply get an instance of class A by primary key, get an instance of the
collection of Bs and do a bees.size().
The second is to do
I have a custom util class called LessonView. It looks like this:
public class LessonView{
| private String subject;
| private int year, count;
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| public LessonView(){}
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| public LessonView(String subject, int year, int count){
| sets the variables via setters
| }
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| p
Hi Peter,
Here is the solution to the java time problem in Linux. I added one line to my
JBoss start-up script and that does it. Here is the whole start-up script:
#!/bin/bash
| export JBOSS_HOME=/usr/local/jboss-4.0.4.GA
| export JAVA_OPTS=-Duser.timezone=Australia/Sydney
| /usr/local/jb
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your answer. Clear, unambiguous and easy to implement. I like them
that way. ;-)
Yes, I am running Gentoo. I am just finished updating everything - new gcc
(4.1), new kernel (2.6.18), new KDE (3.5.5) and new everything else, including
JDK.
When I do "date" on the com
There is a utility class (UsernamePasswordHandler) in the war container. It is
used for log-ins. When instantiated from any class in the war container,
things are fine.
However, when the only class in the jar container that needs it tries to
instantiate it, a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
Thanks for the replies. I thought about three fields because there are so many
ways to enter dates; 2006-12-22, 22/12/06, 22-12-2006, etc. Of course, with
the examples given one can find the right date in some instances. 6-9-06 is
harder to figure out. Each field clearly labeled as day, mont
I'm new to Seam. After reading some of the documentation and looking at the
examples I'm left with one question. Searches of the forum provide no answer.
One html form field in Seam seems to map to one attribute in a POJO which in
turn seems to map to one field in a database. Now say I want a
Hi Kingcu,
Which class is not found?
All I can recommend is a step by step drill-down to find the problem.
1)Get the name of the specific class not found, e.g., xyz.dkl.Wonderful.class
2)Find out in which jar this class is
3)Make sure that jar is on your classpath at the production server
Hope
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigurePorts will show you which
services use which ports.
Looking at your exceptions again, it seems your problems start with classes in
subpackages of com.appiancorp.asl3.runtimefw.rta To the best of my knowledge
this is not part of JBoss. It appea
Make both your List and long[] transient by annotating them as such. You will
not be able to persist them in the database, but can use them inside your
SimpleEntity class.
Do not try to do too much in a persistence pojo. It is mainly, as the name
says, an entity to persist.
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I have a webapplication running (www.lessonsite.com.au) and managed to get
Tomcat to generate request logs. Webalizer then reads these logs and generates
very nice request statistics.
However, the request log grows big very quickly and needs to be rotated. I
used logrotate for that. Unfort
This is a long shot: does whoever starts JBoss have permissions to write to all
the directories in and under JBOSS_HOME?
I also vaguely remember there was an issue with the IP Address assigned to the
machine that should be referred to somewhere.
Why use such an old JBoss?
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Found the solution in the Wiki pages virtual host how-to. Basically, it
consists of a few more entries in server.xml.
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I've narrowed it down a bit. When entering the IP address to go to the JBoss
Console, all access requests are logged. It must be because of the virtual host
created in jboss-web.xml.
I've looked at the Tomcat Access Log Valve documentation - not a word on
virtual hosts or anything else that ma
I have a web application running on JBoss-4.0.4.GA. It is the ejb3 setup
running as all. The OS is CentOS 4 and the JDK is JDK1.5, the latest downloaded
about 10 days ago.
The relevant part in server.xml in
JBOSS_HOME/server/all/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar has been uncommented to
generate htt
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