Hi Stefano,
As you might have figured out by now, Seam cannot instantiate your component
class (defined w/ @Name(jwf_clifor)) because the class is marked as abstract.
Looks like @Name can only be used in non-abstract classes.
I got to the same situation when trying to define an abstract class
Thanks Diego,
I appreciated your reply!!!
I had already resolved the problem, but you have cleared me the thing
ulteriorly.
Scusa, ma sei italiano?
Grazie comunque ;-)
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Hallo Norman,
first all thanks thousand for your reply, I had lost the hope!!!
The component that failing is doing the same thing that do the the entity
abstract class User in the dvdstore example of seam 2.0B1.
Could perhaps being a problem in to the hibernate configuration?
Thanks again!
The User class in the dvdstore example is not a Seam component - it doesn't
have a @Name.
I don't think you can't make an abstract class be a Seam component.
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You are right!
I have spend two days of job in order to understand it... I'm very newbie in
Seam!
Thanks thousand
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What does the component that is failing look like?
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