Hi,
thanks for the reply...
anonymous wrote :
| How can I enforce that the list is reread?
|
anonymous wrote :
| Easy answer. You have to set vertraege to null.
| But to implement it is sometimes not so easy. Look at the hotelbooking
example for a hint.
|
It's not that easy
Hi,
I seem to have a general problem with refreshing views from the database
when using SFSB like in the examples.
Remember the messages list example, I've got except pretty much the
same code, except there is a link on the page where you can edit the specified
row entry.
| @Stateful
|
Hi,
I've got a list of data which I want to be able to apply filters to. That is,
I put a combobox on top with a submit button. This shall render the list
using a new query:
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1 ?
| !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
Hi,
the following problem may not be directly linked with Seam. However,
I'm quite confused, so maybe you can help...
I want to to use the forEach-Tag like in the following code (dummy.jsp)
| %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/html; prefix=h%
| %@ taglib
Hi,
the intention was to have a component to which I can bind
any subclass of the abstract class. Which didn't work for the
listed reasons.
The concrete use case is:
The sub classes all have the same fields, thus the form/JSP is also
the same, just the instance used is different. I have a drop
Hi,
I have an abstract Entity class named Vertragspartner which has
several descendants and annotate it with @Name(vertragspartner)
Somewhere else I have a session bean which references that name.
I want to bind a concrete class to this field.
| @In(value = vp)
| @Out(value =
Hi,
I'm having an Entity class which contains Date objects, say
(excuse me, I'm too lazy to translate all the names ;-)
| @Entity
| @Name(vertrag)
| @Scope(SESSION)
| public class Vertrag implements Serializable {
| ...
| private Date _vertragsBeginn;
|
| @Basic
|
Hi,
I had the same problems using my ValidatorMessages.properties
I put it in anywhere in my JAR and EJB3 archives, but it didn't work.
It seems to be a classloader problem. If you modify the
DefaultValidatorMessages.properties file in the hibernate-annotations.jar
in the ejb3.deployer folder it
As a quick workaround you can also put a JAR with your
ValidatorMessages.properties in the ejb3.deployer folder
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Hi,
this may sound exotic, but I remember I could do this with Struts Actions
... :-)
Image I've got a validator tag set an attribute, say @Length
How would I output the concrete value just being validated, i.e. I'd like to
have
some output in the browser like
length must be between 5 and 10.
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