I updated yesterday, and it works fine on my Vista machine.
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If you want very cool, interactive charts, you might try
http://www.fusioncharts.com/free/.
Here is an example screenshot:
https://www.cs.sbcc.edu/strenn/cs129/TopOrdersFusionChart.jpg
All you have to do is provide the data in XML format, which I did with a
standard facelet and :
| http:
If your object is an entity and you don't have a particular reason to store the
instruments as a Set (other than that is how seam-gen built the entity), you
might consider just changing the Set<> to a List<> and HashSet<> to an
ArrayList<>. The persistence stuff will still work fine, and so wil
I have submitted the feature request to the hibernate tools team.
I have also added an entry on the Seam Problems FAQ:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamProblemsFAQ
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Thanks for clearing that up. I'll submit a feature request to the hibernate
tools project to adjust the cascade attribute so that it matches the
database-defined behavior. I'll also submit a request to the seam team for a
mention of this behavior in the "Getting started with Seam, using
Folks,
When seam-gen generates an entity with a one-to-many association to another
entity, it appears to always set the cascade attribute to CascadeType.ALL.
My sense is that this is incorrect behavior when the foreign key's constraint
in the database is set to ON DELETE RESTRICT.
Is this an "
Just to expand on this, I have tried a few approaches, including adding the
seam servlet filter, but so far nothing that I have tried has worked.
Stephen
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The Seam reference explains how to configure and package a Seam EAR to support
JBossWS web services. That worked great.
However, I have not been able to get JBossWS to work with a Seam WAR
deployment. The endpoint is not even detected.
Any suggestions?
Where does standard-jaxws-endpoint-conf
Congrats and great work.
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Your posts are rather offensive...
I've been using seam-gen (command line) along with Red Hat Developer Studio
since it went beta, and I have cranked out several web sites in the process.
Perhaps you can try to be a bit more constructive with your posts - that way,
if you solve any issues, we
I found it difficult to get to work with seam 2.0 and JBoss 4.2. The
documentation is currently a) spotty, b) out of date, and c) will generally
send you into a black hole (due to a) and b)).
I made my way out of the black hole, and here are the steps I used:
a. Add the following to appl
Does anyone know which of the services in the JBoss default server setup are
required by Seam? I would like to prune some out, a la
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossASTuningSliming, but would rather
not have to do it using a trial and error method.
Regards,
Stephen
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In order to get ant deploy-jboss42 to work on jbossws-2.0.1, I had to modify
line 53 of build-deploy.xml:
was:
thirdpartylibs="${lib.dir}" />
changed to:
thirdpartylibs="${lib.dir}"
stacklibs="${lib.dir}" />
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I've been digging into Seam 2.0 for the past few days, and just want to
complement the whole Seam team for the excellent work they've done.
I am looking forward to teaching my next Java EE course and using Seam as our
framework.
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Thanks for the update
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JBoss seems to take way too long to start and restart (i.e. 1:40 minutes to
2:30 min are typical on my machine). This can make the development cycle a bit
frustrating whenever JBoss needs to be restarted.
Is there documentation of how to configure JBoss AS for a minimal Seam CRUD app?
In the
Just a note for folks trying to get seam examples running on Tomcat 6.0.10: I
had to remove el-api.jar from jboss-seam-registration\WEB-INF\lib to get the
example to run due to a classpath conflict with Tomcat's own el-api.jar.
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I am trying out seam 1.2 and jboss 4.0.5 ejb. I setup a project with seam-gen
that accesses a simple little mysql database with users and blogs. After I
call seam generate-entities, and restart seam, I get the following error trace
upon accessing the users page.
In the example below, it app
seam-gen 1.1.6 generated apps result in the following error on startup:
[FileZippedJarVisitor] Unable to find file (ignored)
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I am trying out seam 1.1.6 and jboss 4.0.5 ejb. I setup a project with
seam-gen that accesses a simple little mysql database with users and blogs.
After I call seam generate-entities, and restart seam, I get the following
error trace upon accessing the users page. Any ideas as to what is wron
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