Thanks for your reply. I know there are other ways to achieve the same effect,
but the easiest solution is for me to to get a handle to the rendered HTML (or
e-mail payload) directly through Seam if that's possible. If it's not possible,
then I'll look at other options.
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I considered that, but it doesn't accomplish what I want to do. I want to be
able to retrieve the e-mail later via the web site.
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Is there a way I can get access to the rendered HTML of a Seam-generated
e-mail? I want store a record of it on the server. I thought this would be the
string that Renderer.render returns, but that only contains an XML header.
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Even with this tag, there are problems when the form is submitted via ENTER.
For example, it appears that in Firefox, the redirect following the form
submission is executed as a POST. That's the way it looks in Wireshark, anyway.
In my case, if the user presses ENTER on the last page of a wizard
Confirmed, it is the "m_" prefix on the private field names that is throwing it
off. If I get rid of it, validation works fine.
I'll just annotate the getter methods. Not a big deal.
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Well, if I annotate a private field with, say, @Length(max=50) and validate a
form, invalid data doesn't get flagged. But when I move the same annotation to
the corresponding property getter, validation works perfectly.
Hmm... I wonder if it has anything to do with my naming convention for priva
It seems when I annotate private fields with Hibernate Validator constraints,
they are ignored by Seam. Is this a known limitation?
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If you search this forum, you'll see this question gets asked a lot. Quick
answer is that it's not supported by EL, but there are a few workarounds
described in other threads.
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Good stuff. Thanks.
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Is there any way to make a Spring bean into a Seam component using annotations?
All of the examples in the Seam reference doc assume the Spring beans are
configured via XML, but newer versions of Spring don't require that. Thanks.
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Right, but I'm just wondering how (internally) the Seam-managed factory knows
which session to return, given the fact that the object holding the factory
(i.e. the DAO) is shared among all threads/conversations. Does the conversation
state get put into thread-local storage and the Seam-managed s
Hmm... pretty cool. How does the factory know what session to use? Must be
storing some contextual state in thread-local storage?
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Is it possible to have a conversation-scoped persistence context (or Hibernate
session) inside a Spring-based "stateless" DAO, which is not a Seam component?
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For what it's worth, I found a workable solution in my case. I'm using Spring
anyway instead of EJB, and I really only need Spring beans for my console
applications. The problem was that I configured Spring/Seam to use Seam-managed
(conversation-scoped) Hibernate sessions via the SeamManagedSess
I am interested in doing this, as well. The project I'm working on is a web
application, but it also includes some command line utilities for certain
administrative tasks. One of the things I like most about Spring is its ability
to be bootstrapped outside of any web container. Is there any way
Submitted JBIDE-1349 and JBIDE-1350. Thanks.
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BTW- I did upgrade to last night's build. No change in behavior, though.
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Thanks, Max, for replying (again)! Ah yes, I do see an error in the event log.
It is saying that it failed to deploy because it couldn't copy the WAR file.
And when I look at the source path in the error details, it is indeed wrong.
It's looking for the file in a subfolder under
"/". But, as yo
Hi!
I'm trying to deploy an Eclipse project to JBoss AS 4.2 via the JBoss Tools 2.0
nightly build (2007-11-19). I have created a WAR file via the "Project
Archives" view and the WAR file appears in the workspace.
Now I'm trying to deploy it, so I configured and started the server, and then I
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Submitted JBIDE-1325. Nothing special I can think of about the project
directory. It's not a symlink, but it is external to the "workspace" hierarchy.
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Thanks! I actually found the "Project Archives" view on my own and started
playing with it. However, when I try to add a new fileset to the WAR, I'm
getting a NullPointerException before the dialog comes up.
java.lang.NullPointerException
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : 3-7) Use the *Archiving* features; not old
Packaging JBoss IDE (it sounds like you have a mix of jboss tools and jboss ide)
Hi! I'm in a similar situation, trying to migrate my project from JBoss-IDE to
JBoss Tools (Beta4). So I understand the old "Run Packaging" meth
Hi all,
I have encountered a similar problem on Ubuntu Edgy. I have a web app that
listens for browser connections on port 8345. But apparently, it is binding to
the loopback interface because I can only connect via "localhost" on the same
machine.
I have tried specifying -Djboss.bind.address=
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