Hi there,
When using Seam annotations I need to use annotation attributes that are not
string constants.
In this code fragment:
@CreateProcess(definition=myProcessDefinition)
| @Begin(nested=true, pageflow=myPageFlowDefinition)
| public void startProcess() {
| ...
| }
|
Is it
Thanks for pointing to this component:
jboss-seam\src\main\org\jboss\seam\core\BusinessProcess.java
I was halfway writing a component like this built-in one... Seam could easily
have a nickname: The jboss Glue
Thanks again!
Yeyo
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Thanks Gaving,
Indeed has businessProcess component has it:
jboss-seam\src\main\org\jboss\seam\core\BusinessProcess.java
I was halfway writing a wrapper like this...seam could have a nickname: The
JBoss Glue
Thanks again,
Yeyo
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I've been using seam for a while. It's great.
However, one of the things that seems to slow down the development process is
that any minor change in the code (even resource files) would require Tomcat to
restart. - at least in my config -
I've noticed also after one of the RCs that the EJB
Works great ! Thanks for the reference to the example !
supernovasoftware.com wrote : Have a look at my post on a different matter.
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| http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=85986
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| I was using an inner class like in the DVD Store example and passing the
After navigating with a Link or by using a PageFlow, how can I retrieve the
value of the current view in both the newly rendered page itself and inside an
action ?
s:link view=/myView.xhtml
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Thanks for your almost quick response Gavin, great support !
I'm thinking if the JSF viewId would be the correct way to access it or does
Seam store that reference or handler somewhere else?
If so how should I access it: standard JSF or via a Seam method ?
Yeyo.
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Thanks Gavin.
Maybe a bit off topic , but in the DVD sample in the login.xhtml page I've
modified in my own prototype to use s:link instead of the
anonymous wrote : h:commandLink action=#{editCustomer.startEdit}Create
Account/h:commandLink
but did not work. I had the idea that both commandLink
I got this on an application scoped seam managed bean.
It's in the first method:
@Startup
| public void initStuff() {
| }
|
Does the annotated method require a special signature ? or located somewhere
else?
Thanks
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The actual compilation error message is:
The annotation @Startup is disallowed for this location
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Using
Indeed ! Thanks. Apologize for my confusion.
In a side note, I've been fascinated by the smoothness of Seam, great work!
Yeyo
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I've stumbled on this broken link in the wiki:
http://docs.jboss.com/TrailBlazer/seam-booking/Seam.htm
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Hello,
Got same problem, tried same approach,
but I still get a null instance of EntityManager after adding getInstance to
the getAsObject method in the custom converter:
Component.getInstance(em, true);
Questions:
1. Is it that I need to declare the Seam Managed bean em somewhere else for
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