You do not need to define the discriminator column at all. It doesn't even have
to have a getter/setter.
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You need to add the servers ssl certificate to the keystore or use an officilly
sihgned certificate.
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Have you tried this?
| SELECT c FROM Comment c
| INNER JOIN FETCH c.user
|
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1.)
Create a file index.seam with the following content:
| %--
| Please DO NOT delete this file. This file is used
| to trick tomcat to detect index.seam as the
| welcome file and will load index.xhtml instead.
| --%
|
Add to web.xml:
| welcome-file-list
|
AFAIK you cannot JAAS security policies do not allow you to grant permission
depending on the runtime value of a parameter, e.g. a user may edit products
that belong to his department.
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I think one think should not be forgotten:
The dependency on Seam is different than the dependency on another library.
True, if you use annotations the Seam lib has to be present at build time (You
can actually work araound this by using XML). But Seam is not required to use
these components
According to spec you can use
| @javax.persistence.JoinColumn(name = EMPLOYE_FK,unique=true)
|
However, if you are creating the schema from scratch I suggest you use a
@OneToOne relationship which does exactly what you want.
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Use
| @Column(columnDefinition=CHAR(2)))
|
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Not if you are in a long running conversation so the backing list for your
selection is kept in memory the whole time.
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You have to specify the entity class on the convertentity tag. It can not
automatically detect the entity class of a collection.
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Use @In(create=true) or acces tickets directly via #{tickets.subject}.
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P.S.: I would prefer to use the sungular for entity names.
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Why don't you use:
a.) Datasources. Opening connections is an expensive operation.
b.) Use a SELECT statement instead of a call to a stored procedure if you want
to retrieve data.
c.) @Factory for choices?
d.) Use entities and s:selectitems to create select items.
e.) Use Hibernate caching
Well, if you don't have a profiler you should at least test EL performance
only. Instead of building a tree of 1.000.000 components you could simply loop
1.000.000 times over a single EL evaluation (no ui component). That would
exclude JSF from the list of suspects.
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Two, possible reasons:
1.) Your entity was not retrieved by the same session as convertentity uses and
you are using Seam 2.0 Beta1. If so upgrade to a nightly build.
2.) The groups in the list have never been persisted.
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AFAIK flush() sends the data to the database but does not commit the
transaction. So depending on your transaction isolation level you may not be
able to see the new records in another transaction.
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I very much doubt that. The reason why rendering large tables is slow in JSF is
the building of the component tree.
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Use Integer instead of int as the property type.
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1: Maybe the documentation is a bit unclear there. If you access stateless
components concurrently, the container will supply enough instances from the
pool so that each thread will get its own instance.
To put this another way: From a threads perspective the connection between a
component
Start JBoss in debug mode and set a beakpoint in
us.ziacom.vm.action.JbillingCallbackHandlerAction.processPost().
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Use page parameters and a page action.
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Well, I am not a Seam developer but my stance on these issues is this:
anonymous wrote : - security: presentation layer is the only one that gets
exposed to the internet and it take hackers more layer to crack.
|
Once the machine hosting the view is hacked your are usually lost anyway. You
property name=mail.smtp.port value=465/
Is this secure SMTP? This is a highly unsual setting.
I think before TLS could be initialized during the session the port was used
for secure SMTP. Anyway since you are transfering to localhost port 25 should
be fine.
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... or download the nightly builds from
http://hudson.jboss.org/hudson/job/JBossSeam/.
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I think I am finally getting you. IMHO it is acceptable that the backing list
would be null during the second call but than null would be outjected again and
the dataModel removed from its scope after the call which is probably a bit
confusing :-).
But if this is correct doesn't this problem
Okay. Thanks for the comprehensive information!
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Have you defined your class loader reporitory in jboss-app.xml?
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Done.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1868
IMHO a setter should not even be required when susing @DataModelSelection. The
datamodel should be available from the context it was outjected to. Pre Seam
2.0 this was not required so this is a clear regression to me. On the other
hand
Maybe I am a bit thick here but I still don't get why a setter should be
needed. If the datamodel is page scoped I would expect it to go back into page
context (= Contexts.getPageContext().set(name, dataModel)) after
deserialization. What sense does it make to reinject it into the action bean
String concatenation in SQL is either done by the concat() function (ANSI) or
by using two pipes (|| - supported by almost all rdbms).
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Hello!
This patch
http://lists.jboss.org/pipermail/jboss-cvs-commits/2007-August/039852.html
requires all methods annotated with @Datamodels to have a corresponding setter.
This makes the Seam 2.0 migration much harder than necessary. My project has
lots of lists that are created on the fly
anonymous wrote :
| anonymous wrote :
| | The docs states that Most seam annotations will work inside a MDB but
you musn't access the persistence context. - Why is this? Isn't that quite a
severe limitation? Can anything be done to get around this?
| IIRC this is a limitation of EJB3.
You can use native queries with the entitymanager.
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In whatever scope you declared them to be.
Just for clarification: You really do have to use @Out if the scope of your
action bean and your form backing bean differ, e.g. your action bean is
stateless and you want your data to do to page context.
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Have you looked at the execution plan?
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I would like to see something too. Building a frontend for quartz - or at least
supllying some components to enable me to do so myself - would be immensly
useful.
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Do you pass the conversationId in your ajax call?
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No, it is not used because you can have AFAIK use only one view handler.
But it should not be too difficult to write a *.taglib.xml.
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If you want to update an entity use merge (not persist).
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Or you could try
| SELECT count(a) FROM TableA
|
(untested)
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Have you tried the ternary operator?
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The easiest way to do this is to use page actions.
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Why don't yu simply add another getter to your bean that returns the masked CC
number.
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| Component.getComponentName(yourBean.getClass());
|
The API doc is your friend.
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At least I think that is what yoou want since the bean name is already a string.
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TBH I don't see the problem at all. What is so bad if the getter of your list
is called multiple times. As you have already written it is not a performance
issue.
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Hibernate only uses the discrimnator value if it is really needed (single
table strategy). Since the class type for the strategy joined is clear by
itself the discriminator value will be null. You can use the following hack to
work around this:
| /*
| * This is workaround for a
This is a value binding so el will look for authenticator.getDisplay().
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... or add an additional f:selectitem / to the view.
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Yes, but who has ever guaranteed you that the value binding of a datatable
would be evaluated once and only once.
@Pete: This might be fixable by modyfing UISeamCommandBase.getSelection() and
UISelection to directly set the datamodel instead of the datamodel value
expression.
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| @In Athlete athlete;
|
You get the error message because athlete is not found in any context. You have
to outject the athlete when it selected (not sure what you mean by that) so
it is available in one of the Seam contexts.
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I can guess what happens: s:link / is trying to find out the datamodel
selection and is acessing the list behing the value of its UIData parent.
I would say this behaviour is expected. Something similiar should happen if the
poster uses h:commandLink / instead of the ... hack.
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Do you also remove the entity from the datamodel and/or list that is backing
the table?
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| @OneToMany(mappedBy=workout, cascade=CascadeType.REMOVE)
| private ListWorkout workouts = new ArrayListWorkout();
|
You propably mean mappedBy=athlete.
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Is it possible to create a data model from components.xml the same way a
factory can be used?
I have an entity managed by a home object that has a list of related entities.
I would like to loop over these and select them without adding getter and
setters for these to the home object or some
Okay, this is working for me.
However, I think this would be a nice enhancement. I will put a feature request
to JIRA.
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It is a plain Seam component not an enterprise bean.
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Or you can use this javascript hack:
| script
| function disableButtons(formular)
| {
|
|for (var iter = 0; iter formular.elements.length; iter++) {
|
| if (formular.elements[iter].type == submit
| || formular.elements[iter].type == button
|
Simply add
| div.seam-date
| {
| /* ... */
| z-index: 200;
| }
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to your css file.
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Are you rendering or redirecting to searchResultsPage?
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anonymous wrote :
| It doesn't have to be a repository or something that persists data.
|
Not sure what you mean by that. The whole point of an entity bean is to hold
persitent data.
anonymous wrote :
| I might have entities that are domain objects which I happen to want to
inject
Have you declared the seam interceptor?
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I think it would be a very bad design decision because you might inadvertently
modify persistent data.
IMHO it is better to use a manager pattern for that like Seam's home objects.
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The problem is related to be JDK 1.6.0 which is installed on my windows
machine. Using 1.5.0_08 produces jars which work under Linux and Windows.
Not sure what the problem might be but maybe this should go into the release
notes.
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Has anybody got an idea about this one? Is there any information I should
supply?
If not I will create a JIRA issue.
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This only happens with Seam CVS as of 7/18.
Seam 2.0.0 BETA1 works well on Windows and Linux!
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I have a strange problem: On my development machine running windows my
application work fine. When I deploy it to the server it fails because the
components.xml file is not scanned properly.
The odd thing is that components.xml is found:
| 2007-07-19 00:09:10,785 DEBUG
If you say nullable = false it means nullable = false. So the Customer can't be
set to null. Remove it and alter table accordingly.
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It just works(tm). All you have to do is to create a JAAS domain.
See http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=LdapLoginModule.
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Can the database user see those tables, e.g. get meta data about them?
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If you want to know the size of a collection it has to be fetched. So using
fetch-type eager is the best approach.
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You need scoped class loading. Add a class loader entry to yur jboss-app.xml
ord jboss-web.xml.
See examples or
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration
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Plz post the whole stack trace.
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The error has nothing to do with extensind EntityQuery.
| there should be exactly one value binding in a restriction: p.featured=true
|
You must have exactly one value binding in your restriction. Try using
| p.features=#{true}
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Have you added autocreate=true to you component?
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Is it possible that Toplink requires resource references as per EJB spec?
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The component.xml file is required to mark the jar as a seam jar. If it is
missing the deployment scanner will not scan the jar and any seam annotation
will not be detected.
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|@PersistenceContext(type=PersistenceContextType.EXTENDED)
|private EntityManager entityManager;
|
Doesn't look very Seam managed to me.
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It will run if you remove the classloader scoping from application.xml - or
more exactly: One single Seam application will run per JBoss instance.
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Why are you using TopLink?
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Hello!
Seam 1.3.0.ALPHA gives me the following exception:
| org.hibernate.TransientObjectException: The instance was not associated
with this session
| at org.hibernate.impl.SessionImpl.getIdentifier(SessionImpl.java:1375)
| at
Well, I am not a jboss and memeber and everything but an expert on class
loading but shouldn't you be able to simply remove the (now uneeded) Hibernate
libs from the EAR?
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Okay, I will upgrade and report back.
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Hi!
I'm running Seam 1.2.1.GA on JBoss AS 4.2.0.GA. Everything works well unless I
add class loading isolation. If I do I get the following stack trace:
| snip
| Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.NoSuchMethodException:
Okay, thanks for the information. I use maven and used simply the latest
available version.
Could you add a hint to the documentation? I think quite a lot of people might
bump into this.
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Well, this is really a Seam question.
But you do NOT save server resources by using event scope. It is true that you
save resources on the app server but you pay for this by a much higher load on
the database. And the database layer is the limiting factor in almost any
meaningful application.
Otherwise it doesn't work. It will insert the body of the page I defined and
not just the input.
It seems like a bug to me. I will post the code once I am at home.
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Here's the code of the form:
| !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;
| ui:composition xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
| xmlns:ui=http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets;
|
Hi!
I am trying to use the template property of s:decorate / (instead of facets)
in Seam 1.2.1 .GA but it doesn't work for me. The ui:insert / in the
decorateField.xhtml does not only insert the input child of s:decorate / but
the whole page (which is in a ui:define / because it uses a page
You could try @Column(name = CREATE_TIME,
columnDefinition=timestamp,length=6)
I actually doubt it will work because Hibernate seems to mix the name and the
type value of your annotation.
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As far as I know the Servelt api doesn't allow to modify init params and even
if it was possible doing so by might cause severe inconsitities in your app.
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You probably want a @ManyToOne relationship since you have a collection on the
Document side.
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But this only works if
a.) the truncated value is a parameter in the query
b.) you are actually truncing to the day.
It will not work for something like this:
| SELECT c, d FROM Cat c, Dog d
| WHERE extract(month from c.birthday) = extract(month from d.birthday)# AND
extract(year from
Use the JNDIViewer in the jmx-console.
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A book on JSF will answer all those questions.
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Have you tried 'cast(foo.timestamp AS date)' and 'extract(year from
foo.timestamp)'? For the later one there are also abbraviations like day(xxx)
etc. but these are Hibernate specific.
I have never tried these myself but they are definitly in the manual.
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You have to use @Remote(RemoteInferface.class) on the bean or @Remote on the
remote inteface.
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You have to add jndi.proeprties to set the proper InitialContext() to get
dependency injection working.
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Add a page action to /admin/* check the ip. You can get via the facesContext.
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This problem is not jpa specific. What database schema works best is at least
depending on
a.) the relationship of the attributes,
b.) how many of those attributes are actually needed during procesing,
c.) the expected amount of data.
So I would suggest you create an entity relationship
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