I'm a Seam newbie (although I have used JBoss). I lost a few hours with the
latest versions directly linked from the general download area until I happened
upon this forum with the magic versions. The first tutorial example comes up
now, without nasty error messages. :-) Could we maybe get a p
If you go to http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPM-587 you can vote for this
issue.
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this appears to be a conflict with XMLBuddy. You can see a bug report at
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPM-587
and vote for it to be fixed.
I run into the same issue with Eclipse 3.1.2, GPD 3.0.9.2 and XMLBuddy.
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Hi,
I am new to Seam and TestNG but familiar already with Eclipse, JBoss, and
JUnit.I've built the registration example using ant and got it working in
JBoss. I also successfully ran its TestNG test using ant. I'm trying to get
my first simple code working as an Eclipse project by copying the
Gavin and Jye,
I think I'm really close. Those were good hints, thank you. One thing though
is that I'm not really trying to run the registration example, I'm just cloning
it and trying to make a minimal Seam project in Eclipse as a starting point,
without references to Seam source. I've made
Jye,
That was a very helpful hint and it's much further along, thanks. I plan to
make a Wiki entry to help others get going more quickly once I've gotten it
going. I think I'm asymptotically close now. I created a META-INF directory
under my resource directory and placed ejb-jar.xml and pers
Anybody got any ideas? Adding
to components.xml doesn't seem to change anything. If I create a
META-INF/orm.xml file (which the correctly functioning ant version doesn't
have) with the following contents:
http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/persistence/orm";
| xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/X
In trying to solved the problem described at
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=85465 from first
principles (still unsolved BTW), I tried to follow the readme.txt instructions
for running the registration example TestNG Eclipse plugin:
anonymous wrote : Running the TestNG
Mystery solved: The "resource" directory in my project was entered into the
project's classpath as a "class folder" in the "Libraries" tab of the "Java
Build Path" property for the project. I moved it to being a source folder and
it worked. Voila.
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P.S. The problem described in the other topic was figured out - description is
posted there.
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Using To
Here's the Wiki entry I made:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamEclipseHowto .
I hope it helps someone.
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I had gotten a very simple Seam project created in Eclipse successfully cloned
from seam-registration. I started changing it a bit to be a bit more like the
seam-booking example (just the registration page part), which included adding
the @NotNull and @Length annotations that come from Hibernat
Ulf,
The build.xml attachment to the SeamEclipseHowTo page
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SeamEclipseHowto does editing of
components.xml as part of the "war" target (in the copy/filterset part) and the
components.properties file isn't copied into deployment but rather used by Ant.
Some more issues in internationalization for the unwary uninitiated: It's
common in Java to use the period character to separate words in resource
property names, e.g.:
repeat.password=Repeat Password
Unfortunately, this gets interpreted (by JSF, I think) as a series of
properties, so it look
Thank you for pointing out that workaround.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web serv
I'm creating an application that I'd like to be accessible from both PCs and
mobile phones. Not too surprisingly, I want to present somewhat different
XHTML in the two cases, and I'd like to do it based on the HTTP User-Agent
header. For the most part I'm happy with what's generated by Seam, b
Pete,
Thanks for the hints. Could you please give the URL for the facelets list you
mentioned?
Gavin,
I'll look into SiteMesh, thanks. Would it make sense to add the current
FacesContext to the FacesApplicationContext or to make it a separately
injectable component? Would this be a good wa
Yes, you're right. For example in my XHTML file:
User-Agent:
|
I think that I was thrown off by looking at the source code instead of taking
the right part of the reference manual at face value... ;-)
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Putting a little information about this (dependence or lack thereof of
javascript) in the Seam documentation area would be very helpful I think,
particularly to people like me new to
Seam/JSF/facelets/MyFaces/EJB3/JavaPersistence. I think that there's a large
population of people like me who a
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