Hi,
I think I am encountering the same problem. Can you be more specific about how
your component tree was broken and how you fixed it? I would really appreciate
it, as I've been stuck on this for several days now.
Thanks,
Ian
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Solutions from Exadel:
Flex with Seam without JSF:
http://exadel.com/web/portal/flamingo
with JSF:
http://exadel.com/web/portal/fiji
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Pete - BIRT consists of two parts.
The designer AND the runtime.
The runtime today is easiest done via their servlet setup and that servlet
would/should be living next to Seam.
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The visual page editor can render anything as long as it can be approximated in
an html rendererand for PDF that is probably going to be hard.
But if the seam pdf tags could be translated into something approximate html it
is very doable as far as I see it.
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enda wrote :
| There were some issues why it got deprecated and note from Gavin King was
to use pages.xml for it. So if it is undeprecated then it is ok.
|
Actually it's not undeprecated yet but I couldn't find a way to do the same
thing in pages.xml.
enda wrote :
| here you would
i had already overriden hashCode en equals. that was/is not the issue as far as
I can conclude.
[ an object is equal if it has the same object ID, if no ID is present, values
are compared, hashCode accordingly, using apache EqualsBuilder and apache
HashCodeBuilder ]
the only wat to fix it was
adding to it : it probably is NOT a real seam issue but a conflict of
hibernate lazy loading (using proxy) and the JSF implementation
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These guys http://www.rationaldeveloper.com/ presented on Flex+Seam at
JBossWorld - looking good :)
We should have a page up on seamframework.org soon.
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And make sure to add jboss-seam-jbas5.jar to your project.
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Onto a remote JVM? No, Seam doesn't support this.
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I don't think converters are applied when using inline EL like that
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Post the whole exception. You need to mark any @Converter's @BypassInterceptors
and you can't make them EJB3s - so, in essence, no.
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That NPE is in your code.
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Please read the API for @RaiseEvent - this behaviour is correct.
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If you want to attach the FacesRequest to a particular view e.g. to use page
parameters/page actions.
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Search back through the forum - discussed many times.
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Please raise a JIRA issue for this - at first glance I agree with you, but we
need to carefully consider this.
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No, it's not a common problem as it's not a common use case and not really a
standard design either.
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I was talking about the metadata tag that should be used to set the type
mapping for Java persistance. If you use it in a datasource XML file, it fails
as I showed at the beginning of this topic ;) I used to configure my datasource
this way with JBoss 4.2, so has something changed about this
UserList.xhtml as generated:
| !DOCTYPE composition PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
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http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;
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| ui:composition xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
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This forum should be read-only now. Test.
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is up to date and correct.
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Yes. But replace MDB/JMS with an @Asynchronous and a page reload with an ajax
poll.
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Why an earth are you trying to alter the default data source for jboss? Just
use a different datasource for your app.
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Post the jpdl
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File a bug in JIRA
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Yes it is
Pros - you have CRUD methods available to you. You can define simple ones in
components.xml or extension for complex ones.
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Seam doesn't support injection by @EJB - and as you aren't declaring you bean
an EJB3, you won't get the container to inject it either.
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tomstrummer wrote : I understand that I can't keep state in my SLSB, but I
thought the point was that you could biject stateful values into your SLSBs.
See
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Yes, correct.
You explicitly set the
File a JIRA, we can link to the validator docs in the manual I guess.
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Dan, we outline why the session scope is a problem in the docs intro and every
presentation we do :)
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So, update your namepsaces.
Use seam-gen to set up a correct project and compare it to your current one.
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What tag?
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We need to see the stack trace - you may need to use a debugger to get that, or
turn up logging.
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There is also a ssl option ;)
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To get the transaction do Transactions.instance() - you need to ask on e.g. an
EJB3 forum about how to control transactions inside a CMT.
You need to ask on the hibernate forum about why .flush() doesn't commit the
transaction if you are curious.
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Should work.
I don't really understand how you are examinging the values in the handler?
What handler?
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1) Its classlevel only - we have an ancient open issue for this, but with Web
Beans on the way, I don't think this will see light before then. Your approach
is the best workaround I know of.
2) You should be able inject other components using
Component.getInstance/Contexts lookup. What is the
I posted a solution on the new forum:
Transactions.instance().commit();
| Transactions.instance().begin();
This works, but I am not confident that this is considered clean and proper.
Posting to the EJB3 forum doesnt seem appropriate given that these are seam
managed transactions and my
Yes, what you want work ootb. What you have done seems quite reasonable.
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Of course @Out doesn't cause @Create not to run. You have some other problem.
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Ask on EJB3 forum.
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As we discussed no - as JSF controls the lifecycle, not us.
Actually, Max Ross and I talked about this after you asked about it - of
course, you can unit test this stuff, you just have to be careful about not
calling Component.getInstance in your unit test - move out your validation
logic
Dustismo - yes, known problem - please open a JIRA for this as it is possible
to fix IIRC
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But inconsistent with JSF converter names.
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Nothing to do with Seam - ask on the hibernate or ejb3 forum.
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surely you need @In(create=true) on those?
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No they can't.
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Don't think this is anything to do with Seam.
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You need to apply the Seam interceptors to your invocation properly - this
would normally be done by making your Seam component an MDB. Otherwise, you
need to make JMS call a proxy or something and set up Seam contexts and
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Thats just fine.
They are seam managed but backed by JTA CMT which are EJB3 provided.
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Depends on if the jsf state is serialized to the client - if so no, otherwise,
to the session.
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Yes, known issue.
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Yes s:validateAll only adds the hibernate validator if there is no other
validator specified. Also nest s:validate and it will work.
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Can should be s:button so it doesn't submit the form.
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no.
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You would need to configure javamail to write to a output stream. If this is
possible, then yes, and we can write a hook into Seam. File a feature request
in JIRA.
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Override equals on the entity.
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Put propagation=begin on the s:link or begin-conversation on the navigation
in pages.xml
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RTFM
#{messages['org.jboss.seam.loginSuccessful']}
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When do you mean the transaction has gone sour? after the exception? This is
expected - you need a new transaction at this point.
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There is a problem with the JDK - log4j bridge in JBoss.
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No one put this in JIRA so that we can fix it - its a bug probably. If you want
it fixed, put in JIRA, don't just complain.
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Use AS5 beta4.
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Oops, cancel should be...
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Hi , thanks for the info... I made it to work with the below settings
--- Components.xml
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
components xmlns=http://jboss.com/products/seam/components;
xmlns:core=http://jboss.com/products/seam/core;
I've never been convinced by using SeamTest for unit testing.
Selenium and JSFUnit are a bit different - one is scriptable, one isn't.
We plan to use JSFUnit for some integration tests in the future, and Selenium
for release testing.
Try to grab Stan Silvert's JSFUnit presentation, he gives a
Does anyone know if Jason's OC4J 10.1.3 instructions for Seam work with Seam
2.0?
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Thanks.
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Does anyone know if this problem still exists in Seam 2.0?
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Most excellent! Thanks for putting my mind at ease.
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Thanks pete will try to cross post and see igf any one can teel whats going on
pretty frsutrating though. Thanks for the post
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Yeah, that is probably the best approach
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Btw, create a JIRA request for OC4J 10 support so we can gauge the level of
interest in it.
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Thanks for presenting your solution to a similar problem. We share the hope for
attention of the Seam team to these conversation switching issues. In your
case, the new conversation only starts after the redirect, in the next request.
That makes a big difference. I need to switch to another
We now have a current version of Hibernate in 2.0.1
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AFAIK, yes.
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Post the jpdl
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I expect Seam to re-initialize the value when it goes out of scope.
How does Seam know when a context variable goes out of scope? If Seam sees a
@Out variable go out of scope, then it sees the bijected field with no
factory... It should just ignore it and leave whatever value happened to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Of course @Out doesn't cause @Create not to run.
You have some other problem.
Hi Pete hope its not too cold up there in Scotland.
I think I should re-explain...
I had a page that dragged in some Varibles that were @outjected from a Seam
bean.
I assumed that the
Though this might be a long shot, it occurred to me that I might be using
s:selectItems incorrectly. In my case, when I do the following in my Facelet
as described above:
| select jsfc=h:selectOneMenu id=categoryDropdown
value=#{myAction.category}
| s:selectItems
Hi Pete,
you should be able to hide your real eMail address from the forum posts,
currenty it's not which is too spammer friendly ;-(
Regards,
Christian
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E-mail addresses are only visible to logged-in users, and they are obfuscated
even then. Spammers use fully automated bots to collect e-mail addresses, they
do not register on a website and then figure out how addresses are obfuscated.
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So the question is? Why doesn't the JSF page call the getAirportmenu() method
the second time i load the page?
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Btw you don't need to sign a contributor agreement to submit patches. Only for
those who have commit access.
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And, to reiterate PLEASE USE THE NEW FORUM!
This one is now closed for business.
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Hi, I have different problem with installing Woodstock components.
I've created generate sample application with Seam 2.0.1. and I've download
Woodstock latest jar files. I added those files in app lib folders and I've
started JBoss AS 4.2.2. When I try to open any pages , I get this in
I appreciate that since I did mention a jira issue, but the jira issue is a
actually a feature addition based off code I am contributing, does that also
fall under the need for a contributors agreement?
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I finally found out the reason why I had the problems in my application with
IE6.
First, I added a rich:calendar tag inside the h:form
enctype=multipart/form-data in my xhtml. In the code above I removed this
tag to shorten the code the result was a form in a form. Firefox can handle
Strange because I am using the display template
I'm using the templates and views as generated by seam-gen and can't get it
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Alexander yes please attach it, would be useful to see how you do it.
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done :)
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Thanks for the input. It is what i was looking for.
However, it is strange that there is no direct support for this... I was
wondering if using one big top level conversation then nested conversations
couldn't do the job (i am a noob, remember :) ?
In fact, my problem is to manage workspace a
MSchmidke wrote : Seam 2.0.0.GA, Facelets
| A propagation of none, however, works like expected. New conversations
are started every time, and the old ones hang around unused until timed out.
But this is not what I want - in fact, I want to cancel the conversation when
the menu is selected.
i ran into the same issue. feels like a SERIOUS bug to me. at worst it should
get in the seam documentation, but a fix is preferred.
curious on your experiences or alternative solutions !
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Exactly! Yes!
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I think it is possible to set the conversation id on your own (I never used it)
so if you click the link again and this conversation already exists, you could
continue it (I think)
I know: that's not exactly what you want - but maybe this is also ok in your
case?
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| If I view View or Edit form, both of wich utilise EntityHome, and then
right after I click on Add form, the Add form shows record which was focused by
View or Edit form.
|
Did you solve that?
I have the same problem and I am quite stuck.
I have no idea why this entity is
This is documented as a note in the reference documentation. Websphere's
statefull session bean timeout default is 10 minutes. You can adjust this
using Websphere specific deployment descriptors.
As stated in the note - that was beyond the scope of the reference docs. Take
a look at the
I have not looked at that specific tag on websphere. Can you verify that the
same application works as expected on Jboss?
Also you could post some more information on the application and error.
Thanks,
Jay
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