Hi guys,
I've seen a few people posting with these symptoms in the past week, and it
reminds me very much of a problem I reported last year-
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=115167
My problem was introduced in Seam2, but fixed in 2.0.0.CR1. I'm wondering if
there could
On my project we develop on windows, but our anthill (continuous integration)
deployment and demo environment are on linux, with another external demo
environment on windows under IIS forwarding to JBossAS.
I've never noticed any kind of different application behaviour among these
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : I'm not very good at i8ln, but shouldn't
messages.properties be UTF-8 encoded as well in the situation?
No, in fact you need to escape your UTF-8 characters in properties files, for
example:
| help=\u5E2E\u52A9
|
I do this automatically in my ANT build as
I serve files out of the DB using a custom FileServlet, with code similar to
the following:
| response.setHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment; filename= +
file.getFilename());
| response.setContentType(file.getContentType());
| response.setContentLength(file.getData().length);
|
Hi Thorsten,
Yes, you just need to make sure your search field is not wrapped in s:validate
or s:validateAll tags. There was somebody else with this problem a few days
ago, and they had s:decorate with the edit.xhtml template which includes the
validate tags.
Hibernate validation will only
This could mean you haven't GRANTed the MySQL user connect privileges, eg:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON abc.* TO 'abc'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'xyz';
Also try substituting localhost with * if you want to connect from other
machines.
vikramchhetryy wrote : Hi All,
| I am trying to create a new
Hi Joshua,
Sorry this isn't much help, but I can say for certain that I did not experience
this when I upgraded our project to 2.0.0.GA. Also, I don't remember having to
change any code to get it to work.
I'm changing it with a command button that has the localeSelector.select action.
good
I don't use seam-gen, and my project doesn't use entity fields to carry across
search values... but I wonder, why would you even have your search fields
inside s:validate in your UI?
menashe wrote : After looking at the seam examples and seamgen code on how
the search is done. It seams to me
From my understanding, you need s:validate to trigger hibernate validator at
the JSF level. Otherwise, the validations only trigger when you try to
persist an entity? I could be wrong, however.
Another thing I'd point out is that using an entity for search values only
works in the simplest
Hi all,
I have a case in my project where I would like to @Out an instance variable to
multiple names. This is conceptually similar to the @Roles functionality that
Seam provides for components, but it applies to an outjected variable instead.
Currently I've had to declare the instance
mirlabraga wrote : Hello People
|
| How do I do for create a report with Jasper Report and show on Seam?
|
| Is It possible?
|
| I cant'n use the lib of the Seam (jboss-seam-pdf.jar), because my bussing
request
|
| Jasper Report.
|
| Thanks.
Hi, it certainly is
I believe it's a PDF font issue, I had the same problem in jasper reports which
also uses iText, and had no luck after trying to use their asian fonts JAR to
get chinese characters.
See here: http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/fonts/index.php
Post back if you have any success...
You can only access conversations that were initiated from your session.
If you are worried about session hijacking then fine, but it has nothing to do
with integer conversation IDs.
dhinojosa wrote : Just the standard hijacking, knowing that there is a
possibility of say 1000
This is causing us troubles too. I can see that the JSF spec allows it, but
it's one of those things where the integration between JSF and Hibernate is not
SEAMless at all... it should just work, and it just doesn't, so it pollutes
our application with code to deal with maintaining the
I reproduced it using the seam-ui example, with a large file for Pete Muir's
Picture. I had loads of the following:
| 2007-08-06 11:45:20,921 DEBUG [org.jboss.seam.contexts.Contexts] found in
event context: person
| 2007-08-06 11:45:20,921 DEBUG [org.jboss.seam.contexts.Contexts] found in
For example, this change on Fisheye:
http://fisheye.jboss.com/browse/JBoss/jboss-seam/ui/src/main/java/org/jboss/seam/ui/component/UIFileUpload.java?r1=1.3r2=1.4
I'll try it...
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It worked.
Like all my other recent troubles, I had to apply the fix manually after
inspecting Fisheye. It would have been much easier if there was like a Seam 2
Beta 2 release or something.
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Hi all,
I *think* this has happened since upgrading to Seam2, but I can't be sure of
that. Anyway, this is what's happening:
Whenever I upload a file with the file upload component, it is taking an
extremely long time. It's also resulting in a huge number of the following
logging statements
Hi Shane, thanks for looking at this. I took a debugger to it and it seems it
is the JSF processUpdates in the UIFileUpload component:
| Contexts.lookupInStatefulContexts(String) line: 192
| Component.getInstance(String, boolean) line: 1722
| Component.getInstance(String) line: 1717
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1628
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Eclipse has started complaining to us that
http://jboss.com/products/seam/international-2.0.xsd is invalid. There seems
to be a trailling slash missing on line 15:
| xs:attribute name=cookie-max-age
|
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Thanks Pete. Will the new version be propogated to the JBoss site? Or not
until the next release?
It's not a biggie, I just turned off Eclipses' XSD validations..
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Hi all,
We have some code that uses the following:
| @In(required = false, value = #{uiComponent['XXX']})
|
Some methods in our bean are called when component XXX does not exist in the
ViewRoot, which is why we use required = false.
However, this fails now in Seam 2, because the Sun RI
It looks like this could be fixed with a very simple patch to
org.jboss.seam.faces.UIComponent to catch the IllegalArgumentException and
return null.
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BTW- I'm using the workaround of looking up the components myself via the
FacesContext ViewRoot in the methods that require it.
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I'm doing a similar thing to this using a SLSB with application scoped @Factory
methods. It works well.
| @Stateless
| @Name(factory)
| public class FactoryActionBean extends BaseActionBean implements
FactoryAction {
| @In(create = true, value = entityManager)
| protected
Hi all,
I just noticed that the #{isUserInRole['BLAH']} tags in my JSF pages are not
being invoked after my upgrade to Seam 2.
After fully qualifying it as org.jboss.seam.web.isUserInRole['BLAH'] it works
fine. Is this a known change, or can I avoid it somehow? Is it related to the
fact
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : I need to see the actual nature of the failure. Try
turning on more verbose logging.
I haven't been able to get any more info, I've tried fiddling with
jbossjta-properties.xml and my Log4J config, but no success.
I found this:
Hi guys,
I'm trying to temporarily hack my way around JBSEAM-1487 so I can finish my
half-completed upgrade to 2.0 BETA. I've come across the following code in
org.jboss.seam.Entity and it looks a bit weird:
| for ( Class? clazz=beanClass; clazz!=Object.class; clazz =
Hi again,
I have a seam component with two @WebRemote methods and one standard method.
The standard method uses a @RequestParameter.
This worked fine in 1.2.1.GA but is breaking now on 2.0.0 (stacktrace below).
I'm going to try and split this into two seperate components which I hope will
Hi again,
With the following config in my faces-config.xml:
| locale-config
|default-localeen-AU/default-locale
|supported-localezh-CN/supported-locale
|supported-localees-BO/supported-locale
| /locale-config
|
The Seam LocaleSelector using getSupportedLocales() as
PS: the obvious fix worked...
| locale-config
|default-localeen-AU/default-locale
|supported-localeen-AU/supported-locale
|supported-localezh-CN/supported-locale
|supported-localees-BO/supported-locale
| /locale-config
|
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Done, thanks Gavin. The workaround of splitting the component into two worked
fine, and probably not many people use a combination of @WebRemote and
@RequestParameter like this.
We're only using it in a lookup component that's dojo-based on the
Hi,
I have an MDB annotated with @Name, which worked fine in 1.2.1.GA.
But now, when the app server attemps to commit following a successful message,
I get this...
| 10:12:29,703 INFO [DownloadManager] Finished processing file:
c:\download\received\2AZ3MQ_20060627134443
| 10:12:29,703
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1580
thank you!
Daniel.
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Thanks Gavin. This does work, but should I be concerned about the following
WARN level trace?
| 11:56:27,828 WARN [arjLoggerI18N]
[com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.coordinator.TwoPhaseCoordinator_4]
TwoPhaseCoordinator.afterCompletion - returned failure for
This a big step backwards in my opinion. I have a similar situation to the
above, although my factories were for application scope, not even at the user
session level.
Now to populate these select boxes I will have to hit the DB over and over. I
guess the widest scope I can cache these now
Also, I have a quick question- would it be as simple as changing the
PersistenceProvider.instance().getId() to do the same thing as the default
getId() implementation (Entity.forClass( bean.getClass() ).getIdentifier(bean))
rather than delegating to Hibernate?
Or will I run into further
This is only helpful if you decide not to hide the cid param from the user, but
I'm 99.99% sure that there MUST be a way to tell it to ignore certain query
string parameters.
A quick google for 'google analytics ignore query string parameter' gave some
promising results.
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There was a thread on this the other day:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=110412
At the end of the day, standards aside, you need to build to something
concrete, and as you said, WebBeans is not finalised yet. Hibernate was
popular and widely used long before JPA was
Regardless of Seam, all EJBs in the same ejb-jar should have unique ejb names.
Try annotating the SFSB classes with @EJB(name=beanX), this may solve the
problem.
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jazir1979 wrote :
| Regardless of Seam, all EJBs in the same ejb-jar should have unique ejb
names.
|
| Try annotating the SFSB classes with @EJB(name=beanX), this may solve the
problem.
|
BTW- there's a section on page 319 of Bill Burke's EJB3 book that explains how
JBoss resolves
Hi all,
Has anybody done any of their own neat looking CSS customisations for the Seam
datepicker component?
I would love to leech from ..errr.. admire your work. If so, perhaps uploading
them to an area on the Wiki would be cool.
ever hopeful, and visually challenged,
Daniel.
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But it's still a global message, not for your loginPanel. Either remove the
for and display your global messages, or use facesMessage.addToControl() in
the code.
tonylmai wrote : You're right.
|
| However, after I've added a panel with id for the message, it's still not
displayed.
|
If you annotate your MDB as a Seam component, using @Name, then you can use
bijection, I am doing this in my app. I'm not sure if you will be able to
access the Application context. The documentation just says they do support
bijection and some other Seam functionality.
One issue I had was
AFAIK, Hibernate Annotations uses the standard EJB3 annotations, as well as
providing extras that are in the org.hibernate.* package.
From the website:
The Hibernate Annotations package includes:
* Standardized Java Persistence and EJB 3.0 (JSR 220) object/relational
mapping annotations
Hi all,
Are there any plans (is it even technically possible?) to get PAGE scoped
components to work with a page that uses Ajax4JSF?
I was using a PAGE-scoped @Factory @DataModel previously, to display data to
the user that gets modified by other asynchronous processes - ie: i wanted the
data
Hi Gavin,
Thanks for the reply.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : anonymous wrote : the serialized page state is not
available when Ajax4JSF goes through the JSF lifecycle to process the
validations
|
| I'm sure that's not correct. Ajax4JSF does resubmit the serialized state
back to the server.
Hi Nam,
You do need to configure a character encoding filter, and Seam comes with one
that you can set up in your components.xml:
web:character-encoding-filter encoding=UTF-8 override-client=true
url-pattern=*.seam/
hope that helps,
Daniel.
namnn wrote : Hi all,
| I am from Vietnam. I need
This is causing me grief, because we want two different versions of the same
app deployed into the same JBoss instance.
I have it all working, with two different web context-roots and two
loader-repository names which isolates the EJBs just fine.
But if I need different queue names for
Well, after thinking about it, I guess this makes perfect sense. If you had a
remote client, or a client outside of your app, there'd be no way to know which
queue/application it intended to send the message to.
So, ignore this ;)
jazir1979 wrote :
| This is causing me grief, because we
Hi Thierry,
Have you read about the extended persistence context?
If not, this is where your answer lies
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/1.2.1.GA/reference/en/html/persistence.html
Using a conversation-scoped SFSB with an extended persistence context will
solve your problem.
Daniel.
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Sorry, I can't be much help with that, I've never seen anything like it. I'm
running my query in my own code and using a custom data source, so I've never
dealt with these executer factory classes.. This seems to be a pure Jasper
question, not really about using Jasper with Seam, so you may
Hi,
From what I've seen, the object in your ObjectMessage should follow the same
rules as what any Seam Remoting @WebRemote method would return (Section 19.6
of the doco) -- ie: keep it as a simple JavaBean so you can access the
serialized state from javascript using properties. I don't think
Hi,
I wrote my own JSF component that can view a report inside a div on a given
page, and also export a report in a number of output formats. I can't really
share the component at this stage, but these snippets should help you get
something up and running. Hopefully in the future I can make
My root facelets template just has the direct meta HTML tag in it:
| meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=UTF-8 /
|
The Seam blog example uses an f:view in its template.xhtml but specifies the
encoding in a direct meta tag. I didn't even think f:view had such a
Hi Tobias,
I ran into this problem previously as well, and had to work around it by
solving my problem some other way.
However, I did just have an idea. With normal JSF components that you use, you
can inject them into your Seam bean with this:
| @In(value=#{uiComponent['componentId']})
There's a few layers this can fail at. You are right that you need the
character encoding filter.
Do you know if the data is being stored/inserted correctly at the DB level?
(ie- connect to MySQL using some other tool to see). MySQL allows you to
specify the character encoding at a DB-wide
...and remember - 95% of web apps never end up needing this, which is the whole
point of simplifying and unifying things in a framework like Seam. So make
sure this is a true requirement that you'll actually make use of before you go
and complicate the architecture..!
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Hi,
If seperating these UI concerns from the business logic is a great concern,
there is no reason you can't have a more traditional stateless service layer
that your Seam EJBs talk to, and which could then be used by other clients.
You'll need to get your persistence context strategy right,
Hi Alain,
I think that should work using the @DataModelSelection annotation to inject the
selected row.
I guess our experiences are different, because I've rarely used existing EJB
services written years before for a new UI. But as I said, it's easy to keep
this separation, so what is the
Ahh...I had a feeling there'd be a reason behind it. It's not a big deal at
the moment and I could always implement further size restrictions in my
business logic to restrict what we really accept. I was just hopeful that it
would be do-able ;)
Thanks for your help,
Daniel.
[EMAIL
Also not that MyFaces has achieved 100% compliance of JSF 1.2, as announced
here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg37334.html
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Hi Tony,
The @Factory annotation creates a Seam component in its own right, it's not a
property of the orderMgr bean.
So I think you should use value=#{workingOrders} in your data table.
Hope it helps,
Daniel.
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Context variable, not component. But y'know what I mean ;)
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Hi all,
I have a problem whereby a JMX MBean that polls a directory for files sends JMS
messages, and the message-driven bean listening on this queue is a Seam
component (mainly so it can use some edge-case Seam components like Messages,
etc. It's not essential, but is handy).
Unfortunately,
I'm using a byte[] and MySQL together and it works fine, although I did have a
feeling the lazy loading is being ignored as the original poster said, but
haven't tested it properly.
| @Lob
| @Basic(fetch = FetchType.LAZY)
| @Column(nullable = false)
| public byte[]
Hi all,
The above 2 tags do not play nicely together if you do not specify a date
format pattern.
s:converDateTime correctly uses the current locale to format the date, which
can result in my input box containing say 'dd/mm/', 'mm/dd/' or
'dd-mm-' depending on my locale. This is
ahh, thank u kindly! i was looking at the 1.2.0 doco pre-patch1, it's all
updated now.
cheers,
daniel.
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entry:
|
| web:multipart-filter create-temp-files=true
| |
Hi,
I'm doing something similar to you for exporting jasper reports (JasperPrint)
objects to various output formats.
I think perhaps you are missing the call to FacesContext.responseComplete(),
but I will show you all of my code, because there are also various flush() and
close() calls in
Fair enough -- it's very true that these tools are a world unto themselves and
require a fair investment in building the report designs. If Seam can provide
some of this stuff without requiring a reporting framework, then that's great.
In my experience in the enterprise java space, our teams
Hi guys,
As part of JBSEAM-790, the org.jboss.seam.servlet.MultipartConfig class was
removed. It looks to me like this was unintentionally removed along with the
Filter classes.
The 1.2.0 docs still refer to this class as the component to use for
configuring multipart requests.
What has
TIP: putting quotes in a subject line causes it to truncate :(
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I do love the idea of the PDF templating using facelets in Seam for doing up
quick documents and e-mails -- but the idea of adding Excel support then leads
to the plethora of other output formats that you can think of.. and does all
that fluff (and re-inventing of the wheel) really belong in
If you implement a seperate business layer using EJBs, be aware that you may
lose the advantages of Seam-managed persistence contexts. Somebody correct me
if I'm wrong on that?? That would mean implementing your own strategy for
avoiding lazy initialisation exceptions, and all the joy
Hi all,
I've attached more info to this JIRA issue for a similar problem I'm having -
NullPointerException when obtaining the principal, but a different stacktrace.
This was lodged in June -- any ideas when this might be looked at?
If it's not going to be soon, I guess I'm going to be testing
Hi again,
Mine is going to System.out, as configured in the log4j.xml in my
ejb3-embedded/conf directory (which is in my classpath when I run the tests).
| appender name=CONSOLE class=org.apache.log4j.ConsoleAppender
| errorHandler class=org.jboss.logging.util.OnlyOnceErrorHandler/
Created JIRA issue: http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-636
I'll upload some sample code to demonstrate it very soon. If I get a chance I
may also look at the source and see if I can identify a reasonable fix.
thanks,
Daniel.
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Hi there,
If your EJBs are being started you will see it in your logs, something similar
to what I've got here:
| DEBUG 03-01 15:00:33,895 (Ejb3AnnotationHandler.java:getContainers:158)
-found EJB3: ejbName=LookupActionBean, class=LookupActionBean, type=STATELESS
| DEBUG 03-01
How about a POJO singleton that access a clustered cache (like JBoss TreeCache,
or ehcache..)?
Or a set of JMX MBeans that you cluster
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babacarn wrote : Hi,
|
| I am looking for 'something' that:
| - has the features of a
I have the same problem, a uni-directional one to many on a FK with CascadeType
ALL.
I try to delete a parent entity A, and Hibernate tries to update the FK column
on the child table B to null, rather than performing a delete.
| DEBUG 21-12 10:51:52,375 (Log4JLogger.java:debug:84)
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Setting updatable = false fixed this for me. I'm not entirely sure why, but
it's a perfectly sufficient solution for me, as this FK column never would be
updated.
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This seemed to go away once I upgraded all the Hibernate jars past the old
versions that still ship with Embeddable EJB3.
I can delete fine, although the name and referencedColumnName attributes still
seems the wrong way around to me. Maybe I'm just mis-interpreting the spec.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to use a map-based relationship on a non-PK, provided below. The
EJB3 spec states that when used for relationship mappings, the referenced
column is in the table of the target entity.
However, when I do this, I get Unable to find column with logical name errors
from
Hi all,
We are having problems with credentials remaining cached when we do a hot
redeploy of our EAR, despite the HttpSession (obviously) being lost. Our login
module is not called into at all when we login after the redeploy.
We found the Wiki link with info on how to flush the credential
Nevermind... it's happening because TOMAHAWK panelNavigation2 only renders
direct children that are menu items, which means my ui:repeat isn't even being
rendered.
Many apologies... *runs off to finally remove tomahawk from my codebase, after
ignoring your warnings*
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Hi,
I've just upgraded to CR2 (from CR1), and my app still deploys and works fine
in JBoss.
However, one of my test suites (extending SeamTest) has started failing. Every
test that tries to use my login component fails at the bijection phase. Here
is a snippet of my logs:
| EBUG 04-12
Thanks Gavin. Sorry that my search hadn't turned up the previous forum post
about this.
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Hi all,
I've upgraded to 1.1CR1 and started to use the @Redirect/@Render annotations
for exception handling.
My error.xhtml page that I redirect to contains this:
h:messages globalOnly=true layout=table styleClass=errors/
I have a Seam action as a trivial test that simply throws my application
Hi again,
I've attached the seam src to my project and have debugged through -- in fact
the ExceptionHandler is only running once (it's just that it was calling my
exception.getMessage() twice, which confused me).
However, the FacesMessage does appear twice. Where else could it be getting
Problem solved - stupid user error!
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I posted this to the EJB3 forum, but have had no replies:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=95354
Basically my app works fine when I deploy to JBoss but inside the embeddable
EJB3 container where I'm doing seam integration tests, the application
exceptions from my
If anybody is/was in the same boat as me: an upgrade from ALPHA8 to ALPHA9 has
fixed this problem (although my Entity tests are now failing because the EM
isn't being bound, but I'm sure I'll sort that out).
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If anybody is/was in the same boat as me: an upgrade from ALPHA8 to ALPHA9 has
fixed this problem (although my Entity tests are now failing because the EM
isn't being bound, but I'm sure I'll sort that out).
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Hi guys,
I have a Seam application with my Seam Actions (SFSBs) calling to a stateless
business layer using SLSBs.
My app deploys and works fine in JBoss AS 4.0.5, but I'm using embeddable EJB3
(currently ALPHA8) for integration testing.
I'm finding that when my Seam Actions call to the
Hi all,
I'm using facelets and had been building up a menu of modules that a user has
access to using a list outjected by a Seam @Factory method:
| c:forEach items=#{moduleList} var=module
| t:navigationMenuItem
| /t:navigationMenuItem
| /c:forEach
|
I attempted to
jimcarrey wrote : Why does it not say what version of hibernate is shipped
with RC9 in the release notes?
| Where canI go to recommend this should be done.
| The reason is I want to be able to debug and see what is going on in some
complex persistence use cases. If I can be 100% sure what
Hi all,
I haven't found anything in the EJB3 spec that lets me do something like the
formula attribute of Hibernate's one-to-one. Does anybody know of a way to
do this?
This stems from an I18N problem..
I have a one to many relationship between a table A and a Messages table that
stores an
PPS: after checking the EJB3 persistence spec, it seems I can't really use an
Entity Callback to do something like this anyway. So now I'm really stuck as
to the best way to model this..
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Hi Eddie,
I am using chinese characters in Seam with no problems.
I have a messages_zh.properties with entries like:
Copyright=2006 \u8457\u4F5C
And I'm using this on my home page to allow the user to switch from their
default locale (as sent by the browser):
h:selectOneMenu
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