In the scenario you describe, the only time an entity is going to be
automatically created is if it is a named Seam component and it has the
annotation @AutoCreate. Is this how your entity is annotated?
...
| @Entity
| @Name("someEntity")
| @AutoCreate
| public class SomeEntity {
| ...
Otherwise you would have to have a factory method somewhere...
@Factory(value="someEntity")
| public SomeEntity initSomeEntity() {
| return new SomeEntity();
| }
You have to specify when Seam should create instances of components.
As far as the following code...
| public void submit() {
| if (someEntity.someProperty != null) {
| log.debug("Entity's Property IS NOT NULL");
| else {
| log.debug("Entity's Property IS NULL");
| }
| }
This code is necessary depending on what you're doing. If you performing
validation this could actually be done through <s:validate> or <s:validateAll>
and use of @NotNull on your entity attribute. Hope that helps.
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