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For those interested, Seam appears to be using the XmlHttpRequest.responseXML
property, but this triggers a Firefox/javascript/security problem, in that you
aren't allowed to access the XML version of the data you're requesting.
You can, however, get the raw text, do your own reparsing, and play
Now that I included jboss-seam-remoting.jar...yes. (doh! slap!)
Different issue now, both IE and Firefox have security issues. I'm logged in
to my work via VPN, it must think "localhost" is a different domain. In IE I
can enable the session, in Firefox I get a red "Please wait..." box in the
If you browse directly to
http://localhost:8080/myapp/seam/resource/remoting/resource/remote.js does it
work?
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Oh, and you also need to override the
Seam.Remoting.resourcePath after you import the script. It defaults to
"/appname/seam/resource/remoting", so you'll need to give it an absolute url
also...
According to the Firefox javascript console, "Seam is not defined". Her
I'm also interested in this topic, and with a quick search I came up with this
thread:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4069622#4069622
Maybe in this case it is also a cross domain policy problem, because of the
different http port (80) of your static pages in comparison
Oh, and you also need to override the Seam.Remoting.resourcePath after you
import the script. It defaults to "/appname/seam/resource/remoting", so you'll
need to give it an absolute url also:
Seam.Remoting.resourcePath =
"http://localhost:8080/appname/seam/resource/remoting";
Make sure this l
The remoting stubs should work, just make sure you specify the absolute url to
them.
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For those interested:
All the examples I was looking at used @Resource to inject the UserTransaction
into the servlet, but it was always null. This works better:
ut = (UserTransaction)context.lookup("java:comp/UserTransaction");
I wish there was a better way though.
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Since it appears I can't get a functioning EntityManager in my servlet (I can
get an entity manager, but can't inject a UserTransaction or get an
EntityTransaction from the entity manager)...any suggestions? I basically want
to expose a method on a stateless bean, accept a couple of parameters,
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