Hy Delphi and Christian, thanks for the tips... It worked very well in my
application
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Thanks very much for the tips given, they will be very helpful. Last
question
There is a place to host a seam application ? I'm thinking in develop a project
using SEAM and provide to the open community...
thanks
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I don't know anyplace that currently does it, but I'm no expert. Take a look at
Michael Yuans posts about virtual private servers that lets you put what you
want on the server.
I'll refer you to his blog for details :
http://www.michaelyuan.com/blog/index.php?s=hosting
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I don't understand what you want to do. Please post some pseudo code or
something.
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Hy Christian basically what i need is to pass forward objects from my Action
Class, to a generic Action class..
Example:
public abstract class BaseAction(){
private BaseEntity em;
protected void setEntity(BaseEntity em){
this.em = em;
}
}
public class CompanyAction extends
If I'm understanding correctly, you want to use a more spring like
service/dao design for developing your application? .You can implement DAOs and
have them injected into your stateful beans :
I think you can implement your DAOs as stateless session beans since the only
'state' you have is
I don't think injection occurs during construction of the CompanyAction Seam
component (it has a @Name, right?). You might want to use a lookup in the
constructor with Component.getInstance(company) instead.
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Oops, sorry, posted before I saw your last post describing your problem.
From your code, the injection happens after the constructor is called.
What you need is :
|
| @Create
| public void forwardToBaseAction() {
| super.setEntity(company)
| }
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The @Create
Delphi i understand your sugestion, but when should i call the
forwardToBaseAction() ??? In my Action constructor ??
Thanks in advance for your time guys...
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It's called by Seam when the component is instantiated, hence @Create. My
solution is easier, call super(Component.getInstance(customer)) in your
constructor.
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Ow, it's quite obvious i didn't realize that... You sugested to do something
like this :
public CompanyAction(){
super.setEntitty(Component.getInstance(company));
}
The object attributes that will be passed to the super class will not be null ??
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Hey Carlos
anonymous wrote :
| but when should i call the forwardToBaseAction() ??? In my Action
constructor ??
As Christian said, the @Create annotation tells seam to call this function once
the bean has been constructed.
If you use Christians method beware that when you call setEntity,
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