Hey,
I guess I wasn't explicit in what I wanted to know. Of the 3 options I have
listed I am not a huge fan of any, but if I had to make a choice it would be
option 3. I am just trying to determine if there are any better methods of
achieving this before i rush in and develop a solution that
Hey All,
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Background: I have developed a means to store various resources required by a
Seam application inside JAR files (XHTML files, message bundles, images and
stylesheets). These
Hey,
I figured out what it was and it ties in with another issue I have been
having. I have created a custom resource resolver that loads resources from JAR
files.. Well, actually I have created a deployer that registers resources that
are dropped into the deploy directory and the custom
I am starting to loose faith in this community. This is the 3rd time I have
posted to the forum - as a last resort - and had no response. If it's something
I have not said then please let me know, not responding at all tells me nothing.
David
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Could the issue be because the bean I am binding the form to is neither a
Stateful session bean or an entity bean? We are not using a database back end
and do not need the complexity of an entity bean.
The bean annotations are as follows:
@Name(agent)
|
I hope someone can help otherwise im going to have to stop using this. Is the
seam source code available? I am happy to look at the source code to try and
work out the issue myself.
David
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I should mention this is based around Seam 2.0.0.GA and JBoss 4.2.2.GA
Thanks,
David
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Hey All,
I have been trying to get this to work for the last two days, a little
disconcerting. I am sure its something I have done wrong but im not sure what
it is. When I use the s:decorate component to display an inline error message,
upon displaying the inline error message correctly the
Hey,
I have a web application that does not use persistence (hibernate) as we
have a non-database data source and a custom mediation layer between that and
Seam. I have a need to get a new (or existing) instance of a named entity (or
what ever: action/controller as well) by code. The reason
Hey,
I know this might not be something related at all to Seam, but I figured
someone here might know the answer (and perhaps because Seam overloads the view
handler, it is seam specific).
Was wondering if there was a way of flushing the cache for a given loaded
resource? I have
Hey,
Any feedback on this? I don't really need examples, just to know what I want
to do is possible and a pointer in the right direction. But if it's not
possible, anyone with ideas of how best to tackle it for now would be great as
well.
Thanks so much for your help,
David
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Does this mean that there is not as yet a solution to my problem? Or does it
mean I should tackle my problem differently in the mean time? If so, would you
be able to kindly provide an example of how you would tackle based on the
following scenario:
At the product layer we have say, a page
Also, thanks for being so helpful and responsive. Sorry to have taken so long
to respond, things have been a little hectic.
Cheers,
David
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Hi,
I have asked a similar question in another thread, but as my understanding of
Seam broadens the question I want to ask is more concise - So I decided to
raise a new query. Essentially what I want to know is, if I have a defined
process or page flow using either jBPM or standard pages.xml
Hi,
I have a query regarding jBPM and Seam. Essentially what I want to know is, if
I have a defined process or page flow using either jBPM or standard pages.xml
is it possible to extend or customize that flow elsewhere? Is this addressed
now in Seam 2.0 (I read about page flow composition
Thanks gavin, sorry to post in the wrong place.
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Cheers,
David
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Hey,
Thanks heaps for this. I believe overloading the ResourceResolver is the best
option for layering XHTML files. With a method simmilar to:
public URL resolveUrl(String resource) {
| String[] locations = {, /true/umarket, /umarket};
|
| URL url = null;
|
Hey,
You need to set the for parameter to the id of the field that the label is
for. In this case it's upload_#{idx}. You should be able to pass this to the
template your decorating via a parameter (see the facelets documentation). I am
not entirely sure whether decorate can take parameters,
Hi,
I was just wondering why no one has answered my question. Is it because I am
thinking about this issue the wrong way entirely? Or because no one has
encountered it?
I hope someone can help out,
Cheers,
David
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Hi,
I originally raised this issue in another thread that seems to have been
overlooked, probably not the best place to raise it. So I have decided to raise
my query again, hopefully not angering anyone in the process.
What we want to achieve is to be able to layer our JSF projects.
Hi,
Should the same technique be used to layer xhtml resources like EJB's can be
(using the @Install annotation)? If so, how would you have multiple pages.xml
files - and would it conflict?
Say I had a real view: /product/function.xhtml and I had customised version
of it deployed at a
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