Hi Titou
thanks for your enhancement. I love Seam but for me too it is a show stopper
if it does not support the REMOTE feature (which includes the ability to deploy
Seam components on different J2EE modules).
However I have some hope. Christian Bauer from the Seam team told me that the
REMOT
Alain, we reached the same point and this is a major point for us to NOT use
seam all the way (This is the only problem with seam we see in fact...)
The problem is the same if you use POJOs instead of EJB3 and try to isolate
those POJOs in an utiliy jar deployed in your ear, and keep only the "s
I solved the problem now.
The solution is to use EAR and package the jboss-seam.jar library in the EAR
instead of deploying JAR and WAR without an EAR and having jboss-seam.jar twice.
The actual implementation of Seam does NOT support the separation of Web
container and EJB container.
When using
the content of the ejb jar is
- jndi-properties
| - META-INF/seam.properties
| - META-INF/ejb-jar.xml
| - META-INF/persistence.xml
| - META-INF/Manifest.mf
| - com/ideartis/jee/fbn/Booking.class
| - com/ideartis/jee/fbn/BookingBean.class
| - com/ideartis/jee/fbn/
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Show the contents of FBN-EJB.jar
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here is the startup log in which Seam scans the ejb jar:
20:03:09,933 INFO [ServletContextListener] Welcome to Seam 1.2.1
| 20:03:09,953 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
/D:/opt/jboss-4.0.5/server/default/./tmp/deploy/tmp1148FBN-app.ear-contents/FBN-JSF-exp.war/WEB-INF/lib/jboss-s
| eam.jar
| 20:0
Can you post the startup log for one where it does scan your ejb jar?
As I don't use IDEA and do use the packaging structure we recommend you follow
(that generated by seam-gen) I can't really be of much help in isolating where
your problem is occurring - you seem to have the right files in the
Hi Peter
sorry to disturbe you again. I just wanted to clean up some issues.
"petemuir" wrote :
| I must admit I haven't the first clue as to how IDEAs packaging stuff
works, and from your startup log you seem to have some jars in odd places being
scanned (outside the jboss deploy directory)
My apologies, it's fine in META-INF, I missed that change! Your bookingBean
component would be shown in the list of components installed if it were being.
I must admit I haven't the first clue as to how IDEAs packaging stuff works,
and from your startup log you seem to have some jars in odd pl
I just put the seam.properties in the root instead of under META-INF directory
of the JAR deployed on the EJB container but.. always the same exception:-(
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Ref Manual Seam 1.2.1GA p 192
anonymous wrote : There is one final item you need to know about. You must
place a seam.properties, METAINF/
| seam.properties or META-INF/components.xml file in any archive in which
your Seam components are
| deployed
I misunderstood the sentence so that I have
I have the empty seam.properties file in META-INF directory of the JAR deployed
on the EJB container.
As well as another seam.properties in WEB-INF of the WAR for the web container.
How can I see that the bookingBean seam component is not loaded?
Shall I put the seam.properties file outside the ME
The seam.properties file MUST be in the root of your jar - can you give me a
link to the section of the ref manual that says it must in META-INF and I'll
fix it :)
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The bookingBean isn't being loaded. Make sure you have a seam.properties file
in the root your jar which you package your components.
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my startup log:
00:24:54,296 INFO [ServletContextListener] Welcome to Seam 1.2.1
| 00:24:54,336 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
/D:/Ideartis/Software-assets/FBN/FBN-EJB/jboss-seam.jar
| 00:24:54,376 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
/D:/opt/jboss-4.0.5/server/default/./tmp/deploy/tmp54865FBN-JSF-exp.war/W
That all looks basically correct to me. Show your startup log from where it
says Welcome to Seam to application started
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yes the interface of the SFSB declares the setters and getters already
public interface Booking {
| ..
| public String getDepartureAirport();
| public void setDepartureAirport(String departureAirport);
| ..
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make sure getters and setters for departureAirport are on the interface for the
SFSB.
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You're right, thank you.
After I correct the name I still got the same exception.
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It could be:
#{bookingBean.departureAirport} != @Name("bookingbean")
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