Its good thinking about it that way, stateless navigation. Thanks
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"songhe" wrote : It turned out that Seam 1.0.0GA cannot work with JAS 4.0.4SP1.
JAS needs to be updated with EJB-3.0_RC8_FD to get things work. Hope this helps.
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It turned out that Seam 1.0.0GA cannot work with JAS 4.0.4SP1. JAS needs to
updated with EJB-3.0_RC8_FD to get things work. Hope this helps.
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Turn on Hibernate debug logging and check if the afterCompletion phase is
running at all.
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Only for conversations. Use navigation rules for stateless navigation.
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Right on! I was debugging Seam today and came up to the same conclusion... The
component managing the EntityManager has the conversation scope.
How can I contribute to this effort? I'm not very familiar with the Seam
internals, but if you give me some pointers of what you have in mind, I could
BTW: The demo applications worked fine for me without any problems.
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Yes.
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Interesting.
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The problem here is that there is no conversation context available in a call
to an EJB that does not originate in the web tier. All I have is event and
application contexts. I guess I should set up a little "temporary" conversation
context, and a biz process context. I'll do that.
For now, you
Yeah, what I will lobby for is that the default SFSB and HttpSession timeouts
be set the same in JBoss.
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So you have:
true
in hibernate.cfg.xml?
(Along with all the other settings used in the example app?)
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OK, I finally got round to fixing this problem in CVS.
Everything should work perfect on a cluster now ;-)
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No, portlet session are portlet-local. There is no standard way to do
inter-portlet communication in the portlet spec, but most products provide some
proprietary APIs.
It is something I need to look into more closely with Roy.
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1.0.0.GA was supposed to have been compatible with GlassFish, but Roger has
found a bug that crept in. I fixed this in CVS and Roger is re-testing. Seam
1.0.1 (due out tomorrow) should fix this problem.
You can use Hibernate Validator with other JPA providers.
I agree that it would be nice to h
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
Stateless, Stateful, it doesn't matter.
Actually, minutes before you posted your remarks I found the magic incantation:
use the @Factory annotation on method that retrieves the list:
@Factory
public String show() {
...
Then you can use any Scope.
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Try changing it to stateful. I don't think this bean is around long enough to
get that list being stateless.
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Just upgraded to release 1.0 and this is now fixedyay!
cheers
Dave
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I agree with this.
I tried to run JBoss Seam on 1.0 GA on Glassfish.
I like to use Glassfish' Toplink Essentials as persistence provider because
it's out of the box available (this is just for testing, so this easier then
dropping another persistence provider with dependencies to other jars).
I've just noticed one of our methods named init() and SeamTest has got the seam
method name. changing the method name solve the problem. The
NullPointerException and "comp not bound" stopped us using seamtest for a
couple of months now. As it works now, guess we can start using seamtest again.
Seam is designed to be highly scalable in a clustered environment.
Certain features are currently broken in non-JBoss clusters, but this is easy
to fix and will be fixed when I get around to it (hence the comments).
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I asked the EJB3 forum. The default expiration on SFSB is 300 seconds.
There are custom JBoss annotations called @CacheConfig for both Simple and Tree
caches which allow this to be customized on a per-bean basis.
This all may prompt some clarification in the Seam docs? My general notion of
a
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : It looks to me more like a possible classloading
problem.
It would just be too painful for me to describe what I've done wrong. But your
hint was priceless.
And Thomas was also right. I didn't realize that I've to deploy the
booking-ds.xml as well. So I did it for m
I think it is the problem that the templates do not yet support composite keys.
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I had the same trouble, did you found how to fix this ?
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stateless session beans do not support @Create and @Destroy methods.
I probably need to document this.
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Right, the correct pattern is:
myEarName/#{ejbName}/local
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E. I think I figured it out
You need to make sure that the param-value for the jndipattern in your web.xml
is set to the correct JNDI tree set up.
org.jboss.seam.core.init.jndiPattern
PUT YOUR PERSISTENCE CONTEXT
HERE!!!/#{ejbName}/local
If you don't know
thanks gavin!
even configuration of sfsb-components via seam.properties is working now,
brilliant.
chris
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Yes that is possible.
I must admit I'm also not sure what the default expiration time is. Ask in the
EJB3 forum.
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I'm seeing this in conjunction with a session scoped bean...
Without knowing a thing about the internals of SFSB, Seam, etc... is it
possible that any cache / expiration setting for the session scoped SFSB is
SHORTER than it needs to be?
I'm not sure where this value is held, but if my sessi
Roger, I just committed an attempt at a fix to CVS. Would you try it out
please? Thanks
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Yes, it is the same underlying problem.
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liudan, we need to know what you tried to achieve so we can help you, your code
would be useful
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Please read the instructions from the getting started guide.
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossseam/gettingstarted/index.html
You need to use the JEMS installer
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Not only the tests failed. The examples don't work at all .. It seems to me
that Seam GA is screwed (RC3 worked fine). I got errors as below:
23:10:48,656 ERROR [[Faces Servlet]] Servlet.service() for servlet Faces
Servlet threw exception
javax.faces.FacesException: Error calling action method o
Ok. Thanks for looking at this. So it sounds like your potential fix wlll
make it so
the Name annotation will be found, and "aroundInvokeInContexts" will be called.
The other problem was that even when I forced a call to "aroundInvokeInContexts"
Seam.getComponentName("org.jboss.seam.example.book
OK, so GlassFish is subclassing the session bean, and I should be searching up
the class hierarchy for the @Name annotation.
I will get this one fixed.
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BijectionInterceptor is never getting called. I've done a comparison with the
working 1.0beta version and the FCS version.
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FCS Version
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Register button pressed.
SeamInterceptor.aroundInvoke called
> if ( !getUnproxiedClass( invocation.getTarget()
).isAn
Fixed in CVS, thanks
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You can manually pass state from PAGE context to CONVERSATION context. Look at
how the booking demo passes SESSIOn scope state into the CONVERSATION context.
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I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say. Perhaps code would be helpful.
Does ui:repeat solve your problem?
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Hahah, yeah, that would break :-)
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This is a bug, I will get it fixed ASAP.
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OK, please try setting a breakpoint in BijectionInterceptor and see what
happens
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A little more debugging information. The first time I deploy my app, both
BillingAddress and USState came from the same class loader:
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url=file:/usr/local/jboss-4.0.4/server/adapt/tmp/deploy/tmp9184crm-2.0-SNAPSHOT.ear
,addedOrder=39}
After I redeploy the app, BillingAddress
To clarify, @Begin a conversation in a PAGE scoped component during the GET?
Wouldn't the PAGE scoped component get destroyed at the end of the lifecycle
making it unavailable if the conversation is then carried out?
How are other folks handling this? This issue would come into play with any
The line was:
log.debug("# password: #{user.password}");
So I guess I'll have to lose my bad habit of writing "" in my debug to stop
them out during development.
I didn't think of it until you mentioned to look at the debug.
Thanks for the help, now it works fine.
Richar
I've already done that. Here is what the class looks like:
@Stateful
@Scope(EVENT)
@Name("register")
@Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)
public class RegisterAction implements Register
{
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:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=82650
http://www.jboss.com/
This is causing serious problems for our application. I tried switching to
EJB3Clustered to hopefully use the TreeCache, but for some reason it's still
using SimpleStatefulCache.
| javax.ejb.EJBNoSuchObjectException: Could not find Stateful bean:
3j001-gthwm3-eofzrkxj-1-eogs4rla-sb
|
Yes, it still works, but I am probably going to deprecate it.
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Gavin, I'd be interested in seeing code for a Permission class that would have
access to a Seam context to do its checks. Even rough/draft/incomplete code
would be good.
I have the same problem as other posters, I'm in a content management system
and I want security checks that depend on the cu
Thanks for answering my post Gavin.
Also could you briefly comment on the @IfInvalid annotation eg. does it still
function as expected?
I am asking the question because I think that only the Issues example in the
Seam 1.0 GA release uses the @IfInvalid annotation.
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I've simplified my code and tried everything i can but still no luck. Here is
my code list in full
MyStuffAction.java
| @Stateful
| @Name("myStuff")
| @Scope(CONVERSATION)
| public class MyStuffAction implements MyStuff
| {
|
| @In(required=false,scope=ScopeType.CONVERSATION)
I installed:
jBoss AS
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I installed the jBoss Aplication Server to C:\Program Files\jboss-4.0.4.GA
using the ejb3 option
Thanks quick replay. I understand the creating timing. But another question is
who integrates tasks and task valiables. In dvd example amout and customer
variables are related tasks. I wonder if what part of code does that or there
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Show me this line of code (ie. the code that calls Seam Log.debug()).
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You could try using PAGE context, perhaps.
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ie. try removing @Conversational
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Probably you are calling some other method of the bean before you call the
start() method.
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Tasks are created by jBPM when execution of a process definition arrives at a
. Check the ordermanagementx.jbpl.xml files.
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heh, no actually it is just 12, we are in Las Vegas for JBoss World :-)
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Thanks Gavin, I'll give that a try
btw, is it really 3 in the morning over there ? You guys really take your 24 /
7 support seriously ;-)
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Oh and then Process.instance().setTaskId()
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Process.instance().setProcessId(pid)
Should work.
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Yes, this is a limitation of JSF. It is not possible to validate nullness using
a JSF validator. You need to use required=true.
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"jagoh" wrote : Do you mean if already defined in ejb-jar.xml, at class level
don't need to declare? Thanks.
You should not need to, according to the spec, but try it anyway.
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Do you mean if already defined in ejb-jar.xml, at class level don't need to
declare? Thanks.
JA
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It seems like the Seam Interceptor doesn't intercept.
Try to add @Interceptor(SeamInterceptor.class) at the class level and let us
know.
(It should be already defined in ejb-jar.xml though)
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Ok. It is funky idea to have a seperatate callback on error. I think MochiKit
allowed you to do this. I don't understand completely what you want to do but
what is important to me is that I could still provide a message with my
exception and have that displayed to the user. eg..
public BigDecim
Cavani, thanks a lot
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aaa I suck!
I thought I did that :-(
Well, I'm doing a SP1 release tomorrow of the next day
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What user-defined interceptors do you have? eg. @LoggedIn?
It looks to me more like a possible classloading problem.
In CVS, I've fixed that exception message to be more informational.
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yes, i can connect it from eclipse and I have breakpoint set up with no
problem. When I look at folder
deploy\jboss-seam-booking.ear\jboss-seam-booking.jar\org\..., I can see the
class file is the latest one. but for something, jboss ignores my chages unless
I redeploy the whole ear. I haven't
Is just my eyes or this version show in log "JBoss Seam 1.0.0.CR3"?
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Yes, I have those options specified. Have you managed to get the Eclipse
debugger to connect to JBoss? I simply have the server and the port specified
in my remote application configuation. Launching the debug configuration gives
me a list of running processes on JBoss, from there I can do debu
I've tried but it seems not work for me. I have enabled this in run.bat
set JAVA_OPTS=-Xdebug
-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8787,server=y,suspend=n %JAVA_OPTS%
what else do i need to do?
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Hi. Did you manage to get this working?
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The stacktrace from booking is probably longer than that right ? Make sure you
have the datasource deployed as well (booking-ds.xml)
About the second stacktrace, make sure you added the Seam interceptor in
ejb-jar.xml (see the booking app example)
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Sorry we forgot to update this. I just did it now.
Thanks !
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Thomas,
I would suggest that JBoss should modify the "Getting Started" instructions so
that this problem can be avoided by mere mortals. Most people are not going to
come here and read these posts first.
regards,
George
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As I said above the hot code replacement function works in debug mode. Changes
made when in debug mode within function bodies will change the code in the
deployed ear. Works well for me for non-'structural' changes.
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any change in java code result in a context reload... for me, this break Tomcat
(CPU 100% and nothing never)... I usually stop and start... I don't test
Eclipse 3.2 / JBoss IDE 2 with this yet...
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Thanks. finally got it working for my xhtml pages. What about ejb code? is
there anyway to modify a single class at runtime?
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Use the new installer:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866&package_id=193295&release_id=424215
It includes JBoss EJB3 RC8
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In Eclipse with WTP plugins you can use a Dynamic Web Project and, in a Server
View, connect it to a server. This works almost fine with Tomcat.
With JBoss IDE 2, you have the adapter to use JBoss AS just like Tomcat in the
scenario above.
Your files in project are exposed directly to applicati
Finally got to the bottom of this.
The type mismatch error was being caused by having a copy of the tomahawk.jar
in the WEB-INF/lib. This can be removed if you're using faceletes and the
problem is solved, but what if you don't want to use facelets? I'm facing the
prospect of converting my who
Deploy the ear to the JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy directory exploded (as a
directory with a .ear extension) and copy any updates to the exploded war
inside the ear; jboss will take care of updating its temp directories itself.
The ant copy task is useful for this.
| JBOSS_HOME/server/de
I don't quite get it. since ears are extracted to something like
tmp/deploy/tmp62396jboss-seam-booking.ear-contents. Each time you deploy your
ear, the folder would be differerent. how do u write a ant task for doing this?
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You can use hotcode replacement when in debug mode for java code (allows
replacement of function body). You can use exploded ear/war/jar for jsf pages,
you still need to get the .xhtml/.jsp file from your development location into
the exploded ear (but you could write an ant task for this that
forgot this:
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I am using Seam 1.0 / E-EJB Alpha8 / Tomcat 5.5 with Eclipse 3.1 / WTP 1.0 in a
Dynamic Web Project and this is similar with what you describe about IBM RAD,
but is very bugged and works mostly for content, not classes.
About JBoss IDE, this shoud be explanatory:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html
Not yet, I've been trying to think of an elegant way of handling exceptions.
In a lot (most?) of cases you won't want to return a stack trace to the client;
instead a simple error code/message would be more useful. Whether this is
something that is done client side or server side I'm not sure.
Removing "join=true" doesn't help. I still get the same error. Here is my bean:
| @Stateful
| @Name("booking")
| @Scope(CONVERSATION)
| @Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)
| @LoggedIn
| @Conversational(ifNotBegunOutcome = "home")
| public class BookingActionimplements Booking, Seria
I also had a problem running the booking example which I solved by
re-installing JBoss 4.0.4.GA using the installer in Gavin's announcement. See
his post here:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=84871
what worked for me was to use this installer for JBoss 4.0.4.GA:
http:/
I re-installed 4.0.4GA using the link in Gavin's announcement above. Now the
seam examples/booking demo works. This is the installer that works:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866&package_id=193295&release_id=424215
See this thread also... sounds like enesterov had a sim
BTW - I started down the getting started path which doesn't match your detailed
instructions above about how to install 4.0.4.GA so I don't know yet if that is
what makes the diference.
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossseam/gettingstarted
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