If you check the JIRA feature request you can see that there is still some work
to be done on this (IMHO!)
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-288
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support
Does anybody know if it is possible replace 'conversationId' with something
else? Such as 'cId'?
I want my URLs to look nice and 'conversationId' is fairly long.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
I'm experiencing very similar behaviour. It may be that something else has
caused the bean to be unloaded, such as an exception. I'm investigating this
for my application.
These posts seem to be relevant:
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Hi. Did you manage to get this working?
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Thanks Gavin. I did this (it was a bit fiddly!) and everything is fine again.
I'll hold off on another CVS update until you've finished what you're doing.
As a warning to others watch out for changes to InvocationContext. I was using
this in a custom interceptor adapted from the Seam examples.
I'm getting a NoSuchMethodError when deploying a Seam application. Seam is
freshly built from CVS today. Here is an except from the stack dump. I'm using
the most recent JBoss AS binary release. Everything was working until I updated
from CVS...
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
javax.interceptor.I
The Seam events functionality in CVS is pretty useful. I prefer using the
annotations over events.xml but I find the annotations less flexible.
I would like to allow one method to observe multiple event types. How about
adding an @Observers annotation that works like @Roles? Here is an an exampl
Marcio, thanks for that!
I've managed to get your version of Autocomplete working in my environment too.
Autocomplete is the control that wanted to get working in the first place but
then I got distracted with InPlaceEditor (see first post).
I'm hoping that somebody who really knows what they'
Hi sbryzak2,
My application is mapped to the root context as I want to have complete control
of URLs for the entire site. You're right, it would be more portable if I'd
used your SeamRemote.contextPath value and I'll add this in to my code. Thanks!
Well done with Seam Remoting, it's pretty cool
Ah, neither is mine. It would at least be good to have an idea of where you're
going with your related work. Not least because it may save me time!
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Hi. I've managed to get the script.aculo.us InPlaceEditor control working with
Seam Remoting and I thought I'd share this.
I'm aware that I could have used MyFaces or other tags to achieve a similar
AJAX functionality but I was keen to use script.aculo.us directly with Seam
Remoting. I know th
Thanks mirko27. I'd forgotten the pages.xml file. This almost solves my problem
except that the action gets called prior to the render response phase which is
too late for me.
>From section 3.3 of the Seam reference.
anonymous wrote : This action method is called at the beginning of the render
Hi Gavin (or Seam team),
I need to force the calling of a conversational component method for every
event/request related to that component. I have a work around (see below) but
it would be nice if Seam could do this for me. Perhaps a new annotation (e.g.
@Event) that can be applied to a method
Hi. This new Seam link tag solves a few problems I had. Thanks! There is one
thing missing from my point of view though. I would like to specify custom urls
with this tag.
I have been using url rewriting (in and out) to make make friendly URLs for our
Seam based application. E.g /myfolder/somet
I am pleased that the test functionality exists and we'll certainly be
implementing tests further into development. Ideally we would have been
implementing tests up front but this is hard when we're still learning Seam,
JSF, EJB3, etc. I would imagine that any subsequent projects will involve us
Yes, that's correct. I made a mistake and the bean was intended to be stateful.
I was surprised that Seam didn't pick up on this as it seems to notice other
incorrect annotations and halts deployment.
Perhaps I am expecting too much of frameworks: should annotation based
frameworks validate ann
I mistakenly annotated one of my Seam classes as Stateless and then applied it
to the EVENT Seam scope. Clearly this is not correct and I've since fixed it
such that the component is now stateful. Here is my original code.
| @Stateless // <-- This should have been @Stateful
| @Scope(ScopeTy
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