Thank for your advice.
"petemuir" wrote : That should be @In(create=true)
I have another problem. I've had the following exception.
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: No object bound to name
java:comp/env/SeamFaceletsTemplate/Action2Bean/local
Maybe seam can't search the object. I'm using
Hello,
"petemuir" wrote : Try @Stateless
| | @Name("action2")
| | public class Action2Bean implements Action2Local {
| | @In private Action1Local action1;
| | }
acton1 is typo. I have another example.
---
@Stateless
@Name("action2")
public class Action2Bean implements Action2L
I'm working on Seam1.2 and GlassFish.
Plase tell me how to inject ejb into ejb.
---class1---
@Stateless
@Name("action1")
public class Action1Bean implements Action1Local {...}
---class2---
@Stateless
@Name("action2")
public class Action2Bean implements Action2Local {
@EJB private Action1Loca
I'll write the requirements of the mail format in Japan again.
- Message body must be ISO-2022-JP.
- Subject, from, to (etc.) headers in Japanese must be ISO-2022-JP and be
encoded by base64.
- Content-Type and Content-Transfer-Encoding must be set to charset=ISO-2022-JP
and 7bit.
So, I made
"petemuir" wrote : For the message body you *should* be able to just set the
encoding as per normal for facelets. I haven't heard this failing but...
please test :)
That's right, but note that Content-Type and Content-Transfer-Encoding fields
must be set.
--Kay
View the original post :
htt
Folks
I'd like to send mail message by seam-mail in Japanese. Mail messages are
required the following format in Japan.
- Message body must be ISO-2022-JP.
- Subject, from, to (etc.) headers in Japanese must be ISO-2022-JP and be
encoded by base64.
- Content-Type and Content-Transfer-Encoding
