[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Max has a big list of ideas we came up with:
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Cool stuff - wasn't expecting to see the Seam icon!
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I haven't had the opportunity to test this, but I imagine anyone with a pretty
good understanding of how conversations are implemented could answer, so I pose
it here first...
In developing a BEA Portal application for a client, I've come across this idea
of a refreshAction for a portlet -
cwash wrote : BEA's solution for this is to set a property on the portlet
called refreshAction that will get called in this scenario - if the page is
refreshed your you switch to another page can come back.
Sorry - writing this late-night if you can't tell... this should read if the
page
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Well, basically, I think these problem becomes much
easier once you stop thinking in terms of what layers should I have, and
start thinking in terms of what code do I have that is reusable when the
client is not JSF, and what code do I have that is not reusable?, and
anonymous wrote : Anyone care to share the typical architecture to be used in a
Seam project.
Take a look at some of the larger example projects in the Seam distribution.
AppFuse provides you with some cool stuff right away, but definitely imposes
many architectural and layering constraints on
anonymous wrote :
| But if i call it as a seam component i.e if the class does not implement
ActionHandler and i call the method, #{mail.sendmail} from a .xhtml file
directly Renderer object gets assigned.
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I might be wrong, but I think you need to have a component in order to inject
Maybe a dumb question, but first one that pops in my head is... do you have
getters/setters for the User on your component?
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There is an embedded EJB container available to you if you want to deploy Seam
code that utilizes EJBs outside of an EJB container.
If you follow most of the Seam tutorials, they have you set up JBoss with an
EJB3 profile enabled, so you use JBoss's EJB container. So there is no need to
use
anonymous wrote : The problem with that approach is that the proper value for
requestDelay depends on the responsiveness of the server (which depends on
load, hardware, etc).
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| Would there be a way for seam to handle this more gracefully?
This is an interesting question, if it's only a
anonymous wrote : I got it to work now.
| Looks like the problem had to do with referencing the injected user object
in the balance objects constructor. if the reference is done in a method other
than the constructor, it works.
Ah, cool... yeah I'm pretty sure everything works off of setter
reind wrote : Another alternative would be for A4J to just queue any new
requests until the response has been received and only then send the newest
request (discarding all those in the middle).
That sounds good to me, but will the a4j guys go for it?
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anonymous wrote :
| I could be wrong but I think seam finds the nearest command button and
automagically presses that when you hit enter!
| Shuffle the button round so that submit is nearest the password field.
| Works for me!
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I think you're right in that this is how JSF determines
petemuir wrote : Note that JBoss AS 4.2.0.CR2 is now out - CVS is running
well on it :)
FYI
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866package_id=16942release_id=491475
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Sorry, this more of a JSF than Seam question...
If I've got an arbitrary block of JSF code I'd like to hide based on some
security API call, what is the best component to wrap it in and slap a render
attribute on? h:panelGroup works, but is there anything better?
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Wow I must be blind. RTFM --
anonymous wrote : The rendered attribute can generally be used on the control
itself, or on a surrounding s:div or s:span control.
Sorry for the noise!
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I'm interested in this type of functionality, too. In the past I've used a
Hibernate Interceptor and had an extension to my base model object that
encapsulated the fields I wanted audited. I was able to do a type check in the
interceptor code and persist the encapsulated audit log entries
ellenzhao wrote : i got a 404could you please fix the link?
http://it.slashdot.org/it/06/11/28/2037237.shtml
is the link to the story and
http://www.10minutemail.com/
is the link to the app.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : I have just tested this and it all works.
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| All I did was:
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| (1) Added a version attribute
| (2) set scope=conversation on contactHome (actually I will make this the
default scope for a Home)
| (3) put propagation=begin on the Edit link.
I'm going to
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