You were right on with the URL there Dustin. With that fix, the app is up and
running now.
Thank you for your advice.
-Tony
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I sincerely doubt that this is valid:
| url-pattern="http://localhost:8080/trading/getchart/";
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try this instead:
| url-pattern="/trading/getchart/*"
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also you probably want to create to create the Component if it doesnt already
exist in the current convo. ala:
| quoteDS = (Cha
I have put the specific prefix but I still can't get it to work.
http://localhost:8080/trading/getchart/"; />
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My servlet is as followed:
public class GetChart extends HttpServlet {
| private static final long serialVersionUID = -6087384050664740696L;
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| @In("wcQuoteDS")
You need to map a specific prefix or suffix as nickarls
says
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not sure that mapping the "*" is a good idea, try to hit the URL where the
servlet is mapped to...
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Component.getInstance("component Name") threw the following exceptions:
anonymous wrote : java.lang.IllegalStateException: No application context active
:(
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I think it's mostly using Conversation.getId() for returning new conversations,
you shouldn't need to use it normally(?)
And Contexts.lookupInStatefulContexts("nameofthebean") still returns null?
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BTW, cid is on the URL. Is that sufficient for the servlet filter or I need to
do something more?
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I only enabled the servlet filter suggested in the document.
anonymous wrote :
I must be missing something. The document mentioned that I need to pass along
the conversationId but I am sure how to do that.
Any suggestion?
Thanks
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Are you using a web:context-filter as documented in 25.1.4.7?
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you can also use Component.getInstance("component Name"); and remove all @In
annotations.
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You can Inject only to a seam component? And seam component is the one which
declares @Name annotation. I dont see that on your servlet.
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