Hello, I would like to manage access to multiple instances of backing beans .
I would like something like this but working.
| @Name("perCellForm")
| public class PerCellFormBean implements PerCellForm {
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| HashMap cells = new HashMap(10);
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| @In
| private Cell curre
That won't work, it is quite easy to identify the server as a
seam/jsf/richfaces-server by looking at how it renders the html/js and request
variables.
If you just want to change the file extension, do it in web.xml Faces Servlet
url-mapping.
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DOH!
Now I see...
I needed to remove the security-rules property from components.xml
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For some reason seam wants an securityRules-setter on my inherited Identity
component. I can't find any securityRules, any idea why?
this simeple case:
| @Name("org.jboss.seam.security.identity")
| @Scope(SESSION)
| @BypassInterceptors
| @Install(precedence = APPLICATION)
| @AutoCreat
Since only (?) the sun JVM has the XX:Permgen-parameter it should not be
automatically added by eclipse since it runs on other vms as well..
The eclipse launcher checks if VM is sun and then adds the parameter VMarg.
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You should be aware of that there is a bug in eclipses JVM identification (if i
remember correctly).. I think that this is only in eclipse 3.3.1 (check
bugs.eclipse.org)
This eclipse.ini that should work all the time doesn't:
| -showsplash
| org.eclipse.platform
| --launcher.XXMaxPermSiz
I wrote my own exception filter as well..
The most important thing for me is that there are no tests that seems to be
working but are not due to hidden exceptions..
It is my opinion that you would expect the exceptions to be passed on.
I would say that this is either a bug in the code or the docu
This isn't working as I expect it.
If an exception is thrown inside the FacesRequest(){}; and the exception isn't
propagated into the test class.
Tests that should fail due to exceptions are not failing..
The only way seems to be to create a try/catch-block inside each method of
FacesRequest.. b
I need this feature too, because in my case the URL will point to a user home
and must be as easy as possible to remember.
It is also my opinion that slashes are more aesthetically pleasing than
ampersands. Complete control of the URL can also make it easier to understand
what it points to if f
The reason for our problems was that the entity UserAccount ifself was a seam
component named userAccount. I'm still not sure though why It is allowed to
have a null component in the context, shouldn't I get an Exception instead?
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If you are using richfaces, richfaces cannot fint the JSF 1.1 dtd.
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And.. the question is, are null components allowed to exist in contexts?
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Were using a day old-CVS-version of seam 2.
Also, If the conversation holding the userAccount ends after a user has logged
in, the factory is run as it should.
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When our user isn't logged in (the useraccountId=null) this factory returns
null,.. This null valued thing seems to exist as a component in conversations.
The factory isn't run, @In just receives an null value.
Any ideas?
| @Factory(autoCreate = true, scope = ScopeType.STATELESS, value =
I just did it like this...
| ...
| @Override
| protected void invokeApplication() throws Exception {
| Exception ex = new Exception();
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| try {
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in
If you just want seam gen-tools in eclipse you can define them as external
tools.
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You should use JDK 1.5, there is a class loading bug in Jboss AS that makes it
incompatible.
Try to recompile and run on jdk 1.5 first and see whats happens.
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I want to test if a Seam Session bean component throws a particular Exception,
where do I do this?
Is it possible to use the @Test(expectedExceptions... annotation for this?
The exceptions does not seem to be propagated into the SeamTest class from the
FacesRequest/session bean.
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I did suspect this :(
What we need to do is to make user composable pages (like netvibes, but other
users should be able to visit your "portal" too).
The problem then becomes that there can be X amounts of any form/subview and
that they need to be seprated somehow.
We have been trying to adap
I'm not sure I understand how to do this corerectly
If I create a form with seam gen and include it twice on a page with
ui:include, each form gets a different conversation id but they both reference
the same backing bean instance.
I have tried some other things as well but it did not suceed.
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