Problem 3: So, trying it a new way, I had the pages action start a conversation
by invoking a method with the following annotation...
@Begin(id=1)
in a stateful conversational bean. However, when submitting the form on the
page, the following exception is thrown...
14:15:21,805 ERROR [PhaseLis
If the page action begins the conversation, there is already a conversation -
so you should not have a @Begin annotation on the form action method.
This is not in any way contrary to the documentation.
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Gavin...
I think you misunderstood me. There is no form action that starts a
conversation. That method annotated with @Begin is the method that the page
action is calling... not the form action. Either way, the documentation clearly
states that calling a method annotated with @Begin(id="somethi
OK then, but you typed:
anonymous wrote : However, when submitting the form on the page, the following
exception is thrown
Is it thrown when you render the page, or when you submit the form?
Anyway, AFAICT, the exception is being thrown because you already have a
long-running conversation asso
It's happening when right before the render-response phase after a form
submission. I guess I'm still misunderstanding the way conversation works. It
definitely still throws the exception when I remove the (id=1) part. I'm not
sure what you mean by "calling the method twice", but either way, I'm
Right, i think what you are telling me is that the page action is called twice:
once when we first navigate to the page, and again when we submit the form.
The second time blows up, b/c it tries to start a conversation when one already
exists. Right?
Page actions are called *every* time a view-
BTW, the problem is easily fixed by using @Begin(join=true)
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Gavin...
Does @Begin(join=true) still invoke the code in the annotated method if you're
joining an existing conversation? If not, that definitely would be a solution
to my problem. Either way, what you just said pointed me to the real problem
(yes, I feel pretty dumb now). When I changed folder
anonymous wrote : Does @Begin(join=true) still invoke the code in the annotated
method if you're joining an existing conversation?
Yes it does. I assumed that your method was basically a no-op.
anonymous wrote : I'm now guessing that the documentation was speaking of a
user who wasn't in a conv
