Thanks alot for sharing. This saved a whole bunch of hours for me.
When the documentation is wrong, it's always really helpful to find out as soon
as possible. Usually, it's the last thing you question when things aren't
working. :-)
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In this situation, I'm managing two entities. Does that mean I need to create
two separate entityhome, or is there an easy way to have two instances of the
same entityhome-class simultaneously?
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There might be a really simple solution for this, but I haven't found anything
on it in the seam reference.
What's the preferred way of rendering two or more entities on the same page,
using the entity-home-dao?
Just having multiple factories in the same dao and using different variables in
js
After a lot of trying around, I've put the search criteria-string into an
object, so that I can control the getter and setter for it.
With the setter looking like this
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The search works when the criteria is sent as a
Hi!
Thanks for your response.
All I've specified is the content-type (as an html meta-tag) in my template,
which is set to utf-8.
Though now when you mentioned it, I looked through the seam reference again and
added this to my components.xml.
Although, that didn't make any difference either. S
This is the code as it looks now. One problem is that the s:links put the
searchCriteria as a get-parameter, which messes up some characters. Is it
possible to html-encode it in some way?
I tried to solve problem no2 by adding a hidden field in the search-form, which
sets firstResult to 0, but
Hi!
I've combined the seam reference's pagination and search criteria-examples in
the entity-query section, and it's working great. Two problems though:
1. When moving between search pages, letters like åäö in the search field
become corrupted. Perhaps this has to do with how they are read from
it works when I reload the
page.
Thanks
uke
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ng works perfectly. So somehow,
my solution closes the session that I'm keeping the Employee in.
I'm not sure if this is a good solution for this at all, so any help or
suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :)
/uke
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Btw. I tried propagation="none", but that only stripped the
conversation-related parameters from the url, leaving it with a clean
viewObject.seam?id=1 as a result.
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then clicking the "create
object"-s:link (aimed at viewObject.xhtml), the id-parameter stays put, and
thus ruins the point of the link.
Any way around this, or is my design just flawed from the start?
Thanks
uke
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Hi!
I have a list of items in a datatable. It doesn't have a backing
@datamodel-variable though, because it's based on the viewed entity (through
#{orderDao.instance.items}). Now I want to, say, change the amount of one of
these items, without saving any changes made in the gui to the others.
Is there a possible work-around, or should I start digging into the world of
version-migrating? :)
Perhaps there is a way to get identity.login to return the view-id that I want
to be redirected to?
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Sorry about that. I should've mentioned that from the start.
It's 1.2.1 GA
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Thanks for your replies.
That's very similar to what I tried. Could you specify what the main difference
is between these approaches?
This following code gives me a "Functions not supported in expressions."-error..
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Hi.
Is there a neat way to declaratively send users to different pages at login,
based on their roles? I tried around some in pages.xml with hasRole and
page/navigation/redirect-tags, but couldn't get it to work.
Regards,
Sebastian
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Thanks for your response. Sorry I haven't been able to get back to you sooner.
"Putting it in the request scope" equals using request parameters throughout
the page, right? Is there an easy way to do this, ie does s:link for example
have an option to forward existing page parameters automaticall
Hi!
I've got a declaratively created entity-home component "fooDao".
And also a factory for instances of its entity class:
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