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Cheers!
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I give up!
Thanks a lot Shane for all your help.
I wasn't able to use the interceptor you suggested. I tried to add it to the
default stack by Component.forName(...).addInterceptor(...) but ended up with
ArrayIndexOutOfBounds etc.
My second try was to use a regular EJB3 interceptor which does
About it being a common scenario or not...
Given the following:
- I'd like to have one single EJB Entity bean model for my application.
- My EJB Entity beans is annotated with the @Restrict tag for use in Seam.
- My Entity beans is configured to use Seam Entity Security (orm.xml).
- I have a
Thank you. One step further... no more IllegalStateException.
Instead the Identity doesn't seem to be populated with any subject/principals.
The @Restrict annotation don't kick in, neither the Drools rules.
Do you know if it's possible to make use of the Seam security if the Session
Beans and
Hello,
I've been playing with JBoss Security and currently I'm facing the following
stacktrace:
21:38:40,598 WARN [JmxKernelAbstraction]
jboss.j2ee:ear=sio.ear,jar=jboss-seam-2.0.0.GA.jar,name=EjbSynchronizations,service=EJB3
is not registered
| 21:38:40,598 DEBUG [Ejb3Module] Starting
I'm stupid.
I'd by mistake included the jboss-sx.jar in my EJB-JAR :-(
Never mind this post.
Cheers!
Regards, Andreas
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Hi,
I've configured Seam to use drools in my security setup according to Seam docs,
chapter 13. Everything works fine...
I also have a QuartzInitializerServlet starting up jobs (POJO's):
public void execute(final JobExecutionContext theJobExecutionContext)
| throws
Solved it!
Using a java.sql.Blob instead of byte array.
Strange, because the docs says you could use both?!
Anyways, problem has vanished :-)
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Hello,
I'm trying to specify a property in my entity bean (called Appendix) as lazy
loaded by the following annotations:
| @Lob
| @Basic(fetch = FetchType.LAZY)
| @Column(name = DOCUMENT, nullable = true)
| public byte[] getDocument() {
| return this.document;
| }
|
What I
Hi Stefan and thanks for your answer!
So, creating another table for the blob and referencing it from my Appendix
entity is the way to do it right now? That sucks! :-(
Well, I hope they fix it soon...
Thank you anyways!
Regards, Andreas
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