Can someone tell me what this property is for
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Thanks.
Eric
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? N
That did the trick. It makes sense too. I don't know why I didn't catch that
but I see now how the naming has to line up in order for the injection to work.
Very cool.
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To add some insight...
I want to use the CalculatorBean to hold the data entered in the form and have
it injected into the CalculatorAction. This way the calculate method can access
the data in the bean to perform the actual calculations. This makes sense to me
and seams (pun intended) logical
I'm doing the following and it's just not working for me. I think I don't quite
understand how to use the @In annotation. Any suggestions? I apologize for the
long post, but I wanted to show the right amount of information. Thanks.
Here's the error...
javax.faces.el.EvaluationException: /calcu
I see. This then replaces the managed bean configuration in the
faces-config.xml file. Excellent. Thanks all.
Eric
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Yes, I've read through the documentation, those sections in particular I have
read several times.
I thought JSF did that for you automatically, through binding. So binds the value enterd by the user in the backing bean
variable.
I still don't understand the why about using @In or not using it.
I'm working through the SEAM tutorial and it makes pretty good since, but I
have this one question. What is the purpose of doing this...
| @In
| private MyObject mo;
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versus just
| private MyObject mo;
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Eric
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Yes you are correct. The jems installer downloaded from sourceforge works just
fine. The installer that is linked from the main jboss web page was the
installer that was giving me problems.
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I'm pretty sure this is a RC7 vs RC8 thing...
here's the error i get from jboss
Caused by: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
javax.interceptor.InvocationContext.getTarget()Ljava/lang/Object;
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org.jboss.seam.ejb.SeamInterceptor.aroundInvoke(SeamInterceptor.java:37)
| at sun.reflect.Na
I think i have a cached version of EJB3-RC7 and I guess i need RC8 for seam
examples to work. Any idea if my theory is true and if so, where do I find the
cached files to delete them.
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I get the same exact error and i've installed jboss twice using the installer
with the ejb 3.0 option.
btw, is there anything specific to installing seam or do the apps just include
a seam library when deployed to any given appserver?
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The funny one first. I'm working from the LdapLoginModule in the JBoss Official
Guide and I'm using com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory for the
InitialContextFactory. What's funny is that I cannot find the Sun ldap.jar file
anywhere in the JBoss directory tree and I cannot find the LdapCtxFactory c
You are the man. Thanks so much. I'll shut up now. :)
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>From what I read this is what I do...
place this (postgres-ds.xml) file in deploy-hasingleton
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| PostgresDS
| jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/test
| org.postgresql.Driver
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There is literally no information describing the procedure for using another
datasource other the Hypersonic. I'm new to JBoss and J2EE programing so
details are good.
All I've found so far is to create a postgres-ds.xml file and put it in the
/deploy directory. I've seen references to postgres
Can someone point to a list that shows the differences between these two
installations. I'm fairly new to EJB development and I want to use the new EJB
spec instead of the old 2.1 spec. However, I still need the full suite of
AppServer capabilities. My concern is the the EJB3.0 install of JBoss
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