That's what I thought, and that's where I get confused. Is a Portal one web
application or is it supposed to be seen as a bunch of different applications /
portlets, which in that case can't share Seam components?
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I'm not sure if I understand your answer, or if you understood my question
(which might have been a little blurry). The thing I'm trying to sort out is
that Seam components (EJB SFSBs) deployed in one .ear can not be used by things
deployed in other .ears, right?
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I'm running into some mind mazes when thinking about all this portal stuff :-)
In a normal Seam app I would deploy all EJB .jars in the same .ear as the .war.
As I understand no other apps outside of that .ear would be able to use those
Seam components.
When using a portal structure I would fir
I don't really understand if that was a comment to what I wrote or something
else, but to clarify: I wouldn't ever want to have anything to do with the
names of roles anywhere in my code or xml-files since those names are not known
before an admin creates them through the application. The only t
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : anonymous wrote : Actually what I'm interested in
is the ability to have users in groups and permissions on single objects bound
to those groups.
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I'm very interested in this.
Actually what I'm interested in is the ability to have users in groups and
permissions on single objects bound to those groups. I know that JAAS handles
this as well as Acegi, but there doesn't seem to be an easy way as of today to
do it with JAAS in JBoss. Acegi on
Not being the original poster I can't be sure of what he wanted, but what I
think he wanted (and would like to do myself) is to access the exact same pages
as before login (plus those that the user now has access to, of course) but
through https. So there isn't really a specific url-pattern to u
Would you like to post your functions somewhere for the rest of us to have a
look at them? I'm sure you could make a page about it in the seam wiki for
example.
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Well, saving Users, Roles and Permissions in some sort of storage and then
getting them out of there shouldn't be much of a problem. What I'm thinking
about is how to say that a certain EJB method requires a certain Permission.
There is @RolesAllowed but I haven't found anything like @RequiredPe
Now, about two years later I found this thread and I'm wondering what this
looks like today? I'd like to implement something that works almost exactly
like what the original poster describes, but I've got a hard time finding info
about how to do this, if it is possible with Jboss today.
"ikarpo
Seam uses (can use) EJB session beans implementing a local interface for its
"action components". You could just as well have a separate session bean that
is just a standard EJB3 thing with all your business methods and without any
seam anotations and then have your action beans look up the sess
*Oh*, so components in my jar overrides the core ones if they have the same
name? I guess I should've known that :-) By the way, what about anotations in
the superclass? Are they inherited now? I remember reading something about it
not being implemented yet.
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To be able to do this
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I added this to LocaleSelector, and it looks like it's working as it should.
The only flaw is that the list is not sorted and perhaps all language names
should begin with an uppercase letter to be consistent within the list. My list
(based on
To quote myself:
"perwik" wrote : ...IF the localeSelector cared about the "supported locales"
settings in faces-config.xml.
And it looks like it actually does, in the latest CVS. Thanks Gavin!
I guess I should learn to
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Well, you could just get rid of messages.properties and only have the other
files, IF the localeSelector cared about the "supported locales" settings in
faces-config.xml.
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Sure, that would solve the problem, once. But you wouldn't want to have the
deployer changing the filenames when he could change a setting in
faces-config.xml. In my imaginary company the developers have a standard that
says they should always have messages.properties in english :-)
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It never ends ;-)
in LocaleSelector.setLocale() you do this
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Ok, I think I can live with that until I actually develop something that needs
two different locales depending on country. I don't think it's that often.
Although it should be easy enough to have a setL
Thanks, this works great. Just as my own version, that I wrote before I saw
that there was a reply to the thread :-) well, I guess it's always good to use
the thinking cap, or something.
One problem though:
When setting the language to "sv" using this component (no country or variant
selected)
Hi, I don't know if this is the correct forum or if I should should post in
EJB3, but this is my problem:
I submit to #{login.login} from a form. login is a stateless seam component.
The method named login calls an other method on a stateful bean in the SESSION
scope. That method looks like thi
I think I can live with that ;-)
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This SF.Net
I was taking a look at the new FacesMessages component. Section 3.3 in the
latest (from CVS as of this post) documentation says
anonymous wrote : You can even include JSF EL expressions in a faces message
summary:
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Gavin,
Using the browser locale is of course better than just using a default value,
but what if the user wants to change the locale? I don't speak a word of french
but when I'm on holiday and sit in front of a computer with a french version of
Firefox I would at least want to be able to click
What version of the jBPM tool do I need in order to use the page flow editor?
If the answer is "the latest one in CVS" then please direct me to some info on
how to get it installed.
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See this sticky: http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=75453
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I found the answer in an other thread:
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OOME)
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Ok, I'm not an expert on JBoss IDE but afaik the current version doesn't have
any special support for Seam at all.
As the last frame of the flash demo says:
"Now you can duplicate the booking directory and use the build system to create
your own JBoss Seam applications!"
For more information on
Uhm... how do I build the latest JBoss from CVS? Or are there nightly builds of
JBoss as well?
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You don't have to do anything else than what you see in the demo. The project
you check out from the CVS server includes all necessary files.
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