Hey Carlos
anonymous wrote :
| but when should i call the forwardToBaseAction() ??? In my Action
constructor ??
As Christian said, the @Create annotation tells seam to call this function once
the bean has been constructed.
If you use Christians method beware that when you call setEntity, you are still
in the constructor, so therefore nothing has been injected yet. This could
cause problems, i.e. if you have code in setEntity which writes to the @Logger,
then the logger won't be injected yet.
You can get around it using the same syntax (something like
Component.getInstance("org.jboss.seam.Logger")) but why use 2 methods of
accessing components in your beans?
Personally, I always create a @Create annotated create method so I can write
code in it that will be called only once all the items have been injected.
But hey, both will work.
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