Hello,
I am new to JBoss Clustering. I want to deploy a cluster of JBoss AS for an app
written using the Seam framework. What I have in mind is to use sticky http
session provided by mod_jk or haproxy. In order to avoid having user to login
again due to node failure, I will configure HTTP
We did not check the Eclipse log file for exceptions and there were no error
dialog related to instances of CPU spike. CPU spike was observed when using
code assist editing JSF and Java files.
Everything is fine when the JBoss WTP patch is applied on a fresh Eclipse
installation.
We are
Max,
yes, we observed problem when deploying EAR to Jboss via Jboss Tools with only
Eclipse WTP patch applied. One of the problem was jboss-seam.jar was not
included in the EAR package.
Of course, the problem is solved when using the JBoss 'home-brew' patch.
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Max,
we think we have resolved the problem by re-installing. The only difference
this time is we skipped the upgrade of WTP via the Eclipse and just uses the
patch provided by JBoss for WTP 2.0.2.
The CPU spike observed when using the text editor is no longer an issue.
Thank you for your
Hello,
I have a fresh installation of Eclipse Europa (Winter) and JBT 2.1.1.GA with
the JBoss WTP patch.
When I type codes in the editor, each time a character is typed, significant
CPU usage is detected. I suspect this is related to the real-time code assist
but I failed to isolate the root
Max,
The project was created by JBoss Tools 2.0 (beta) using the Seam project
template and was working fine with 2.0.GA. Last week we upgraded to JBoss Tools
2.1.1.GA and start working with the project and noted the problem as mention in
my original post.
Files' size are small, in most cases,
Thank you for point out the great article. Just finish reading it :)
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Dear all,
consider the following scenario. Conversation A has multiple nested
conversations, represented by 'An' (where n is an integer), (e.g, A1, A2, A3,
...)
Is there a way to end conversation A directly without having to end all nested
conversation individually?
What I want to achieve is
Dear all,
do Seam and RichFaces use the LGPL license? If we use the Seam and Richfaces
framework/library in our commercial application, do we have to make our
commercial application open source or distribute it using the LGPL license as
well?
Thanks.
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Thanks for the hint. I tried to look around my codes for hidden/implicit
security check but no luck. Even created a bare bone test and still no luck. So
after 3 days of debugging, I have decided to 'hack' my login module to avoid
certain actions in the second time the login module is invoked.
Dear all,
I have a problem (2 days old and counting...) with Seam and custom JAAS. I have
written a custom JAAS login module to handle user login activity. The module is
declare in component.xml,
security:identity jaas-config-name=jaasLogin /
A simple login page is used to obtain username and
I am using Seam 2.0 CR2 with JBoss 4.2.1.GA.
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Have this attribute, log=false been introduced in Seam 2.0 CR2? Or the issue
has been addressed in other approach? Thanks.
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Using Seam 2 Nightly build and Richfaces 3.1.0 RC5, got the following exception,
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/ajax4jsf/ajax/html/HtmlLoadStyle
| at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method)
| at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
| at
Pete,
thanks for the hint, I just tried with the following combination,
* JBoss AS 4.2.1 GA
* Seam CVS.2007-09-07_17-05-10
* RichFaces 3.1.0 RC5
* Facelets 1.1.2
but got the following deployment error,
javax.faces.FacesException: Can't parse configuration file:
Thank you very very much!!
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