jpviragine wrote : I?ve this situation in page (not start-page) and works
fine.
Yep, only start-page is affected. http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1951.
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Hey there,
I experienced the same thing today. I use MyEclipse for deploying applications
and the default behaviour of the web application module is to include all
referenced JARs. So even if you don't have jboss-seam.jar copied to your
WEB-INF/lib MyEclipse will copy it on deployment if your
Today I encountered the same EL linkage error. It turned out to be (partly) a
myeclipse issue. When you add JSF / Facelets support the facelets libary is
automatically added to your web project. Myeclipse will copy the jars of this
library into your WEB-INF/lib directory on deployment. And
Hi,
according to the pageflow-2.0 schema this is valid:
start-page name=Address view-id=/pages/checkout/address.xhtml
|
| action expression=#{flowUtil.test} /
| action expression=#{flowUtil.test2} /
|
| transition name=next to=End
|
So, should I add a feature request / bug issue?
To clarify my motivation behind this, please refer to the following code:
transition name=next to=End
| action expression=#{database.persist(order)} /
| action expression=#{mailer.sendConfirmation(order, user)} /
|
Thanks for your answers, Pete! And sorry for responding so late. However, I
can't get the jndi-name lookup working. Since I didn't find any information in
the docs, could you please tell me what exactly jndi-name expects?
I supposed that this would work.core:init
Doing it programmatically works:
@Name(shoppingCart)
| @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION)
| public class ShoppingCartManager
| {
| private ShoppingCart shoppingCart;
|
| @Create
| public void create() throws NamingException
| {
| InitialContext ic = new
Hi there,
Consider an EAR file containing a seam application and a third-party ejb-jar.
Now, can I just use components.xml to give these EJBs a name and seam scope and
then use them as usual seam components?
And what happens if I deploy the ejb-jar by itself? Would this
Hi all,
I really love bijection; it makes things so much easier. However, I have a
requirement that makes it somehow hard to use contextual components.
Let's suppose we have a Checkout page, were you can enter shipping and a
payment addresses. These addresses obviously belong to a model of the
I encountered a similar error. For me it was the dash character from MS word.
Just for readers reference, see JBSEAM-1343
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Many web sites consist of pages that can be hierarchically structured. The main
menu often reflects this structure, hiding child nodes until the user clicks a
menu item (or a node in a tree view). A sitemap instead could display all child
nodes (or at least nodes with a level i.e. = 3).
But
Hi all,
Is there a way to load templates from a database? I don't have the possibility
to write templates to a file because this only works with exploded archives.
Still, I want to have some templating mechanism at runtime available.
I know that this question depends on the view technology.
Thanks for your feedback! I didn?t realize it was that complex, but again you
smart Seam guys figured a way. ;-)
And regarding Pete Muir?s blog (that I've bookmarked now): I?ll vote for
?Serving up dynamic resources RESTfully?
Regards
Patrick
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BTW: The wiki looks great!
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The EntityConverter doesn't seem to work with Hibernate managed sessions, does
it? Because I didn?t find a HibernateEntityConverter either, I quickly wrote
one myself. Maybe someone finds this useful. Feel free to add it to the source
repository.
| /**
| * This implementation of the
Done...for reader's reference: http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1242
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I?ve just encountered the same PropertyNotFoundException although I don't use
IceFaces. So this might not solve the original problem but maybe helps people
searching for this exception.
I actually forgot to put seam.properties in my classpath and thus seam wasn't
aware of my annotated
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