thanks :) I hope you'll find a smart way to fix this problem.
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I agree with Damian that the problem might come from trying to reRender the
region.
BTW I don't know why people on this forum don't like a4j:outputPanel and use
all kinds of seam tags (s:div, s:decorate). Anyways, not important...
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I'm wondering about that
anonymous wrote : batchCategories.rowIndex
How have you realized it?
I also did not see how you have called
facesMessages.addToControlFromResourceBundle(username, usernameExists);
You should be using indexes there too, right?
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Shouldn't you post a JIRA request if you consider it a bug?
In our application we use /foo/*, /bar/*, etc. so we don't have your
problem. But I can imagine a case where I would put a login-required=true on
all (*) and then login-required=false on the specific pages that can be
accessed
Have you seen the console log of the original code and you proposal? Any
differences?
I guess merge() is just shorter to type. Both calls will have the same result
in the given case.
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How do you use the two factories after you configure them?
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Have you not put different @Name annotations?
Where exactly do you get the error?
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I have started reading the Web Beans Sneak Peek. Months ago, the prospect of
JSR 299 made me decide Seam is a good way to go. I haven't read though anywhere
about a roadmap that spans to/after the release of the JSR.
What will Seam evolve into once the WebBeans spec is out? Is it going to be
To answer myself... Gavin states in a comment on his blog over here:
http://in.relation.to/Bloggers/WebBeansSneakPeakPartIIInjectionBindingAnnotationsAndComponentTypes
that
anonymous wrote :
| Probably, Seam will eventually be split into two layers:
|1. the core component engine, which
Hi again,
Is there anyone that has experience with selectManyListbox to share his
knowledge on the subject?
I'm really puzzled with how Seam and JSF do not provide a consistent way to
work with ORM in this case. This, given that Seam is stated to understand
ORM...
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http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopicp=4033501
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-1938
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JASSIST-24
Also try putting @Override annotation. Maybe it looks for it...
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What version of Seam are you using? Have you tried with 2.0.0.CR1?
I looked around for the usages of Manage.currentConversationIdStack and I don't
think an UnmodifiableList is assigned anywhere. Do you make any modifications
of values related to conversations?
anonymous wrote : I also assigned
I see no problem in having two @Begin.
Where is GALoggedInInterceptor declared to be used? Is it in components.xml?
Can you paste some code?
So it's GAAccountDetailsAction.showAccount() that gets invoked. Obviously the
@Begin here is causing problems. I don't know why
The first selectOneMenu mus be in a:region and the second one in a:outputPanel
(ajaxRendered=true). Ids must be set for those components and not s:decorate.
This is more of a A4J problem...
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After I noticed that your question has more in it than what my reply was I
would add that according to the docs ajaxSingle=true submits ONLY one
field/link, instead of all form controls.
So when you put a:support on the selectOneMenu and you don't have
region/outputPanel it messes up. When you
I see Pete has replied to a lot of posts so I hope I don't get missed this time.
I really can't turn on transaction:ejb-transaction/ in my application. It's
always the same error. And it's difficult to debug since it's the AS that
throws an error.
I found two topics:
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I have seen java:comp/env/ added to one of the examples so I thought I could
give it a try. The initial post was without comp/env...
Here is my application.xml:
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| application xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee;
|
My jars are in the /lib folder of the ear. I deploy my application from an
exploded folder.
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May I ask what makes it obligatory for jboss-seam.jar to be declared as an ejb
module. I think this was not required before. Any links/documentation on the
subject?
Here is what I found:
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/1.3.0.ALPHA/reference/en/html/tutorial.html
vs
Please note also (in the migration guide) that jboss-seam.jar must be declared
as an ejb module in application.xml and should be placed in the root of the
ear.
BTW What about jstl-1.1.0.jar? Shouldn't that be updated too?
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The problem was that jboss-seam.jar was also in my /lib folder. I checked out
the files in the booking example and confirmed that this was the most probable
cause.
It works now. I knew it is a configuration problem. Big thanks for the help :)
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Well, no. Using a:region and a:outputPanel is the way to do it. I think you
have misunderstood the points I have made.
Also, as Pete stated, when you use convertEntity you should set/get the value
as an entity. So it would be correct to have #{branchHome.instance}. This means
when the user
Notice that JSTL is a dependency of Facelets, too.
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There must be more in that than you minds :) because if jboss-seam.jar is not
declared as an ejb module and put in the root of the ear, the
transaction:ejb-transaction/ tag doesn't work.
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I guess Guice is also an option:
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/
My opinion is that Seam is a bit heavy for your needs. It depends though...
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use h:dataTable and h:column
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It's ajaxSingle=true that helps you run your code without following
recommendations.
In my view a:outputPanel optimizes the AJAX requiest since:
anonymous wrote : The component is used for components grouping in the AJAX
output area, which offers several additional output opportunities such as
You can override update()/delete() to accept an entity bean.
|@Override
|public String update(WorkShift workShift)
|{
| setInstance(workShift);
| return super.update();
|}
|
You will then have:
#{workShiftHome.update(ws)}
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I guess A4T is incredible :)
One must spend more time reading articles and the reference manual :)
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Could you give an example of what you experience difficulties writing?
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Thanks Shane. Could you please check my comment in Jira if this can be released
with CR1?
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fernando_jmt: Could you please post a link of the topic you're talking about. I
couldn't find it in the forum.
supernovasoftware.com: Manual and Hibernate Validation are one thing. Database
constraints are another thing. Currently I have a problem handling exceptions
from the database. One
I'm facing the same problem but with another idea in my mind:
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I have been dealing with a similar problem in a previous project at work where
we used Hibernate. The solution was to create a backing session that will help
you recover
Normally you wouldn't have components with the same name. Why don't you add an
index next to the name. Ex.: username1, username2...
Either way if you want them referenced from/to a backing bean you should have
different fields!?
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and instead of describing each jar file in the application.xml, you put them
all in /lib inside your EAR.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: I want to ask if JSTL library should be updated. Version
1.1.0 is provided while there
You seam to have both the same problem. I'm also interested to see if there is
a solution.
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I think f:verbatim is superfluous
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Yes, it's JBoss 4.2 that supports it. You can put all your library jars in the
/lib directory instead of root and skip declaring them in application.xml. It
doesn't matter if you deploy from an exploded directory.
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Yes, I was wrong. I use Facelets.
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What about this:
f:verbatim
| div
| ul class=nav
| listrongProjects/strong
| ul
| li
| /f:verbatim
| s:link action=createProject value=Create Project
| f:verbatim
| /li
| /ul
|
Hi,
I updated to Seam 2.0.0.CR1 and tried again (no luck in B1) to set
transaction:ejb-transaction/ in components.xml. On deploy an exception occurs:
anonymous wrote : NameNotFoundException: EjbSynchronizations not bound
This is the stack trace:
anonymous wrote :
| 15:59:24,616 ERROR
Thanks for the invitation!
And consider using Facelets for your next project.
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Is there something special about EntryDuplicatedException?
Also, what is your experience with addDuplicatedMessage()? Does this methog try
to access the database in any way?
Example of a problem:
Let's say UserAction has a method
@End
| public String save()
The UserService tries to merge
Really? Well, congratulations for the great work! Baby steps are over :)
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If you put it this way then yes... your solution seams good.
But I would like to have the check only once. Say as a DB constraint. Otherwise
I'll be doing twice the same verification.
Sometimes it's easier and faster to implement a db constraint and if you try to
mirror that check in the code
I believe company.category should be a list.
You will also have a problem in that JSF passes an Arrays$ArrayList to the
setter. I would advise that you keep you company.category and remove the
missing (from the new list) items and add the newly selected items. Otherwise
you will have a
Actually I wrote about selectManyListBox.
If company.category can be a set (I'm not sure about that) shouldn't you at
least provide an empty set object?
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FYI Notice that yesterday this was fixed for the 2.0.0.GA version:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-865
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Hi,
A colleague today showed me a problem with a page in our application (Seam
2.0.0.B1). When a user opens an Exam he previously created for editing, there
is a list (SelectManyListbox) of providers he can select from. Saving the form
without modifying the selected (two) items, results in a
Hi,
I have an application using Seam 2.0.0.B1. A colleague was complaining that he
cannot recover from a ConstraintViolationException. On a certain string field
in the database there is a unique constraint. When the user tries to enter an
existing value the database checks the constraint and an
To quote myself:
anonymous wrote : Oops, the code I provided only displays a custom captcha
image, it cannot perform the validation. You have to create a custom captcha
component.
The captcha classes provided by Seam are tightly related so you have to create
a new copy of all of them if you
Did you have a core:resource-bundle before?
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So it's only a validation error by Eclipse and you can turn it off? I guess
it's more of an Eclipse problem. Seam's fine.
Maybe there is some problem with a cache file that has stored wrong
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Hi,
You can have the localeSelector component injected in your authenticator
component:
@In
| LocaleSelector localeSelector;
And in the authenticate method:
localeSelector.setLocaleString(l);
| localeSelector.select();
There are other setters available, too. I use setLocaleString() because
Hi,
I'm using Seam 2.0.0.B1 on JBoss AS 4.2.1.GA. Application built with IntelliJ
IDEA 6.0.5.
Recently my application decided it doesn't want to deploy anymore. I would
really appreciate if someone can give me an idea what can be wrong. Thanks.
Note:
I have removed all cache files I could
OK, I found it. A colleague has recompiled jboss-seam.jar using Java 1.6
I'm sorry about the unnecessary topic...
Fortunately the problem pushed me to dig into Seam's inner-workings thus better
understand the framework.
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Hi,
I'm running Seam 2.0.0.B1 and I have the following lines in the console:
anonymous wrote :
| 16:13:37,004 INFO [Initialization] two components with same name, higher
precedence wins: org.jboss.seam.persistence.persistenceProvider
| 16:13:37,051 INFO [Initialization] two components with
That would be nice. Thanks for the reply.
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Oops, sorry. Seam doesn't find any problems in the xml code. It's IntelliJ IDEA
that was complaining. I restarted the system and now it's fine. Thanks...
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Hi,
I receive the following syntax error on my components.xml when I got some new
files from CVS:
anonymous wrote : The matching wildcard is strict, but no declaration can be
found for element 'core:resource-loader'.
Here's a snippet.
components xmlns=http://jboss.com/products/seam/components;
Hi, this url was posted a while ago:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossASTuningSliming
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I guess you could install a custom filter using @Filter:
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/2.0.0.B1/reference/en/html/configuration.html#d0e12795
Detect the spider. (Chris has given some clues on how to do that)
Change the theme accordingly, using the themeSelector component. Example:
@In
|
Zdravei,
It's reasonable to think that the skin initialization takes place at
application start up.
Besides, setting a context-param with a bean (user) in a scope other than
application or session looks strange to me. This is an initialization parameter
after all.
I suppose that
The bean they specify in the pdf is session scoped:
managed-bean
| managed-bean-nameinfoBean/managed-bean-name
| managed-bean-classsample.InfoBean/managed-bean-class
| managed-bean-scopesession/managed-bean-scope
| managed-property
|
Thanks for sharing:
EVCPGSskinability.pdf - Modifying the Skin Dynamically
I didn't know about this feature until now.
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Try Component.getInstance(entityManager, true)
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Did the SkinBean do the job? If you can use it, there is no need for Seam to
get involved.
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This really sound like a SkinSelector similar to the ThemeSelector :)
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btw I was not talking about
org.ajax4jsf.framework.skin.SkinBean
but
org.richfaces.SkinBean
Here is the code:
http://www.koders.com/java/fidF65263F05876F2FFF880E94E1796E5FAD6058E33.aspx
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anonymous wrote : This error occurs when the JVM runs out of space in the
permanent generation heap. (first result from
http://www.google.bg/search?q=PermGen)
In my C:\jboss-4.2.1.GA\bin\run.bat I have a line tuned like so:
set JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -Xms128m -Xmx512m -XX:PermSize=128m
Are you really occasionally getting a NoClassDefFoundError exception?
Have you included the jbpm jar? It has to be either in a /lib directory inside
your ear, or in the root of the ear with a declaration for the jar in
application.xml
Are you using jbpm in your application?
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Also notice that the code that is causing this to happen is:
anonymous wrote : 14:26:04,765 ERROR [STDERR] at
org.jboss.ejb3.cache.simple.SimpleStatefulCache.passivate(SimpleStatefulCache.java:196)
| 14:26:04,765 ERROR [STDERR] at
anonymous wrote : (check that it is declared on the session bean business
interface)
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Thanks, that worked. As it turns out, there is no need to call
entityManager.merge() at all. As the Exam entity is always in the
entityManager, any call to entityManager.flush() will do the job of updating
the database. I guess no one has got my problem because I shouldn't have called
merge()
Hi,
I receive an UnsupportedOperationException when I try to call
entityManager.merge(exam)
Here is a part of the stack trace:
anonymous wrote : java.util.AbstractList.clear(AbstractList.java:217)
| org.hibernate.type.CollectionType.replaceElements(CollectionType.java:445)
|
You have not configured poctestEntityManagerFactory in the persistence.xml
Snippet:
| persistence-unit name=poctest1 transaction-type=JTA
| providerorg.hibernate.ejb.HibernatePersistence/provider
| jta-data-sourcejava:poctest1Datasource/jta-data-source
|
Yesterday I was about to create a similar thread when I found this:
http://docs.jboss.org/seam/2.0.0.B1/reference/en/html/concepts.html
It doesn't explain all the details but is a good guide.
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I saw the same exception in my application. It appeared when I added
transaction:ejb-transaction/
There is a JIRA report:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1771
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Seems that it is fixed in Seam
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1771
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Hi,
In the application I work on all entity beans had an @Name. I considered this
unnecessary and removed it.
I tested the application and on one page an NPE occured. It was complaining
that a field with @Out had a null value. This field is declared like this:
@In(required = false, create =
Yes, @Out needs a not-null value and this is why I added create=true.
My question is why does the creation depend on whether I have @Name or not.
BTW Is there a case in which problems arise from having @Name(examData) and a
field @In @Out ExamData examData?
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You can use SMPC (Seam Managed Persistence Context if I'm right) using the @In
and the correct field name. Example:
@In
| EntityManager entityManager;
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Name the field in the register component entityManager not em.
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I've had some configuration issues when porting my application from Seam
1.2.1.GA, where I had an entity manager named em, to Seam 2.0.0.BETA1. I
decided to simply name the fields entityManager. This way no additional
configuration is needed to have it bijected everywhere in the framework and
Thanks for the explanation. It has helped me turn my attention on the In
annotation. Here is what the javadoc states:
|/**
| * Specifies that a component should be instantiated
| * if the context variable is null.
| */
|boolean create() default false;
|
and have
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About switching to just Hibernate I'm not OK with that. What have you changed
in you configuration? You should stick to JPA with Hibernate as the persistence
provider
I guess WebBeans will come into play to clear this up for the EJB.
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To have the parameter injected in a field inside your component you can do:
@RequestParameter
| String id;
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Here is an example of the use of RequestParameter
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.Name;
| import org.jboss.seam.annotations.RequestParameter;
|
| @Name(detail)
| public class Detail
| {
|
| @RequestParameter
| Long entryId;
|
|
In my Seam 2.0.0.BETA1 there is also a class Parameters (component name:
org.jboss.seam.web.parameters)
It has a getRequestParameters() method.
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ok, sorry
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Hi,
I have a Seam 1.2.1.GA application. I installed an implementation of the
interface org.hibernate.Interceptor and declared it in the persistence.xml as
hibernate.ejb.interceptor.
The interceptor works (ex.: onSave(), onFlushDirty()) except that onLoad()
doesn't get called. I don't know what
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While waiting for the team to provide a way to configure captcha I have
elaborated a tweak that I want make sure is correct. I have subclassed
CaptchaImage like so:
| @Startup
| @Scope(APPLICATION)
| @Name(mycaptchaimage)
| @Intercept(NEVER)
| @Install(precedence = BUILT_IN,
|
While waiting for the fix, a workaround is posted here:
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Oops, the code I provided only displays a custom captcha image, it cannot
perform the validation. You have to create a custom captcha component.
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Hi,
Didn't understand your question about the string and the component but you can
read about size() in the reference manual
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/2.0.0.B1/reference/en/html/elenhancements.html#d0e17520
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Apart making modifications to the Pages class, have you tried putting a .xhtml
and a .page.xml in a folder inside the root. Like my noauth. Just to be sure
that you have exactly localized the problem. If this works and putting them in
root doesn't then I consider this a bug.
I have tested the
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