I am with the same problem, somebody obtained some new thing.
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anonymous wrote : I contacted JBoss and they do not yet have consulting
services for Seam.
This seems extremely strange. Who did you talk to in sales?
Send me a private email and I'll see what I can do to get you sorted out.
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If you can send me the code up above as a simple buildable, deployable example
then I can see if I can spot the problem.
peter at bleepbleep dot org dot uk
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I need a JBoss Seam mentor/teacher/expert to help me meet a Nov 1 deadline. I
contacted JBoss and they do not yet have consulting services for Seam. What are
my options? I thnk they can get me up to speed over a Skype connection in about
2 hours.
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I did as you suggested and made a very simple example. Now I get this exception:
"does not contain Objects of type SelectItem"
JSF:
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"johnurban" wrote : anonymous wrote : anonymous wrote : 2) What does
give for the dropdown box. You've probably hit a conversion
error. (You have but none for the
h:selectOneMenu)
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anonymous wrote : 1) You presumably don't get any exceptions
Correct. I'm probably presumming too much. Something is happening that I'm not
seeing. I do not see any exceptions.
anonymous wrote : 2) What does give for the dropdown box. You've
probably hit a conversion error. (You have but
non
So (point 2 is the key)
1) You presumably don't get any exceptions
2) What does give for the dropdown box. You've probably hit a
conversion error. (You have but none for the
h:selectOneMenu)
3) Try adding a public void setExample(Room example) {...} method - how else
can the roomFinder.exa
No worries- I'm working with Portal aswell, which adds its own flavour of
problems. I have a similar issue, but ok with a commandLink. If I can get
this lot working with Portal, it'll be a really cool solution!
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Ok... If I remove my room lookup dropdown control from the jsp:
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... everything works.. the create personEditor.create method works fine. The
instant I add the selectOneMenu that looks up the rooms, personEditor stops
getting called
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Should have said:
I did go ahead and change it to a commandlink and that did NOT work either.
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Sorry Andy, I did not see your post until after I replied with the
RoomFinderBean logic. I did go ahead and change it to a commandlink and that
did now work either. The personEditor.create method just will not get called.
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Getting closer. I removed the room dropdown lookup logic from the jsp and it
complianed about calling personEdtor.poo. I changed it back to
personEditor.create and it added the record. So it appears there is something
that occurs when the dropdown room lookup logic is inserted in the jsf:
JSF:
Try changing it to a commandLink and see what happens.
Andy.
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Getting closer on this. Narrowed it down to the fact that it doesn't matter
what I put for the action on the submit button, it just won't call my EJB's
create method.
Here is what I would expect to work:
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The create method never gets called. Just for grins, I tried this:
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Just wondering..
Is this a common problem or a "this guy doesn't know what the heck he is doing"
problem.
I'm pretty certain its the later. I'll go back and start with an example from
scratch and follow it through... then post my findings.
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