Is it possible to add a helper function to an Entity bean that is not a getter
or setter?
For example, are the two methods at the bottom of this code valid? If so, how
do I display their values inside jsf? I tried #{member.getAge} but that didn't
work
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ack... I didn't realize that scope was an available attribute for the @Out
annotation. Is there a more updated version of the seam docs online or an
errata anywhere?
Problem solved, thanks Gavin.
Chad
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Is that sufficient?
thanks
chad
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Sorry... I thought maybe the problem was obvious enough to avoid posting code.
I can't get the jsp file to display the users name if I try and use
"otherMember" but it works fine if I change the bean and outputText tag to
"member".
Here's the bean:
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anybody? even a point in the right direction so I can figure out how to do it
myself would help
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I have an entity bean named "member" to represent a user of our system. When a
user logs in, the member is stored to a context variable:
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and accessed from jsf like this: #{member.first_name}
Now I want to store another member to a context variable
I'm having a problem with a commandLink tag inside a datatable.
This works:
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Am I doing something obviously wrong?
Thanks,
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Ah that explains it. Is there any alternative to s:link (or workaround) so
that I can propagate the outjected variable to another JSP page?
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I'm trying to use the s:link tag as follows:
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I imported the taglib like this: <%@ taglib
uri="http://jboss.com/products/seam/taglib"; prefix="s" %>
But I'm getting the error message:
| ERROR [[jsp]] Servlet.service() for servlet jsp threw exception
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I compiled from CVS and overwrote the old jboss-seam-ui.jar and still the same
error.
| 17:16:09,328 ERROR [[jsp]] Servlet.service() for servlet jsp threw exception
| org.apache.jasper.JasperException: /charities/find.jsp(1,1) The absolute
uri: http://jboss.com/products/seam/taglib cannot b
How do I get the s:link tag to work? I downloaded the nightly build, copied
over jboss-seam.jar, and added
<%@ taglib uri="http://jboss.com/products/seam/taglib"; prefix="s" %>
But I'm sure I'm missing something... i get the error:
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Ok so I got it to work with @Factory, but I can only link back to the same
page. Is there a way to link to another JSP page and still access the
outjected variable?
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My bad I jumped the gun... can someone just point me to the FAQ on this
subject? I couldn't find it in the Wiki.
chad
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I'm trying to use GET request variables instead of the POST method that
commandLink uses. I have the following code:
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Which outputs a javascript enabled link with # at the end. But I want links
with ?id=1 or ?id=2, etc.
Is there any way to use GET links (without the javascript) tha
Oh, one other thing, FYI, you can also hide the actual redirect simplifying
URL's (if you're picky like me). Meaning, the URL won't actually change from /
to /index.seam, but it will still act as if the user typed /index.seam.
c
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It's actually really easy... I implemented it on an airplane in 20 minutes and
it handles your entire site and more.
The index.jsp (or index.html) redirect option would put an index file in every
directory, require a new one every time a directory is created, and god forbid
you'd want to chang
Thanks Simon, that's exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know a java
rewrite engine existed. BTW, for anyone else looking for a similar solution,
my rule is:
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index.seam. The URL will NOT change for the use
Say I create a file, www.mysite.com/members/index.jsp. In a non-seam site
visitors could access that through www.mysite.com/members but in a seam site
visitors need to go through www.mysite.com/members/index.seam so the seam
listener and faces servlet are called.
I want my visitors to still a
Does anyone have a clean way to make index.seam the welcome index file that's
read so that I don't have to always point links to /index.seam to read the
index.jsp file?
I've checked the jsf forums as well and the only solutions are unclean
(index.html redirect to .seam in every directory, etc.)
I have a Member.java pojo that maps to a database table which describes a user
of our site. I use @In during the RegisterAction to enter the user into the
database, and then @In again for the LoginAction to check the email/pass and
log them in.
Problem is, I use a validator in the Member.java:
If you have a form field named 'password', even if the user leaves it blank the
@NotNull validator will not trigger. You need to use a @Length(min=1) instead.
chad
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Hey guys thanks for your replies.
Cool I'll use length instead. The only reason I didn't do that was so that I
wouldn't have to override the length message which I feel should be diff from
an empty value... no biggie.
Ya I read the hibernate docs, and it seems simple, but I couldn't get the
1) Is there a way to override Hibernates DefaultValidatorMessages.properties
file so that I can have custom messages without actually changing the
properties file inside hibernate-annotations.jar?
2) The @NotNull validator only checks for Null but not empty strings (eg. empty
form field)... obv
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