I am running 4.2.1 and have web services deployed that I can access fine
myself. However, when a partnering company developed a client to talk to them,
we ran into a problem. Their PHP 5.2.5 Soap Client generates a very slightly
different request syntax that is accepted by JBoss and control is p
I am running 4.2.1 and have web services deployed that I can access fine
myself. However, when a partnering company developed a client to talk to them,
we ran into a problem. Their PHP 5.2.5 Soap Client generates a very slightly
different request syntax that is accepted by JBoss and control is
I have a view that contains 4 separate backing beans, three of them being Lists
of entities that are displayed using an tag. My problem is that
if I get a conversion or validation error on the form, the fields within the
datatables are reverted to their values from when the form was originally
I've read the FAQ and Hibernate docs on how to do this, but the examples are
using Hibernate config files, whereas I am using EJB3 annotations, so I still
have remaining problems/questions. I'm posting here instead of an EJB3 forum,
as I suspect I am fundamentally misunderstanding how to use Hi
I have a case where s:validateAll was not firing hibernate validators for all
fields on a page. We found a workaround, but believe we have found code used
by the Seam s:validateAll tag that could be enhanced to properly validating all
of the fields without the workaround. Here's the scenario:
Just a shameless bump of my own post, since it hadn't received any responses.
;-)
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
If the Seam contributors feel it's a bug, I'll enter in the JIRA.
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Scenario:
Page A contains an s:link to go to page B. Page A has a page action defined in
pages.xml. From Page A, when I click on the s:link to go to Page B, it invokes
the page action for Page A before redirecting to Page B.
I have this scenario in multiple instances within my application. In
No ideas?
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I reused the AJAX4JSF search page/code from the booking example to build a
search page for my application. I decided to make the search EJB
session-scoped, so that my search criteria would still be there anytime I came
back to the screen. I also wanted to display the "previous" search results
Shane, thanks for your help. Got me down the right path, then I discovered how
to get the current conversation ID from my view, which was the last missing
link.
In case it saves someone else some grief, here is how I got the current
conversation ID:
| function addFamily(instId, check
But how can my client/view get the ID of the current long-running conversation
(not nested) running on the server? Before I make any remote method call, the
consersation ID returned by Seam.Remoting.getContext().getConversationId() is
null.
Thanks for the response!
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I have a stateful session bean in conversation scope and reach a page that is
within that conversation/scope. from that page, I make a remote call to the
bean, but it is getting a new instance of the bean. Before the remote call, if
I make a remote call to get the conversation ID, it is null.
No responses. Is there just no way to do this with JSF and Seam?
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I'm using the Seam selectItems tag and would like to conditionally assign a
style to SOME of the select items to display their label in red text. Thus
far, I haven't found a way to do this using either the Seam selectItems tag or
the JSF selectItem tag(s). So, I'm thinking it may be a limitati
Thanks Shane. As it turns out, I found a simpler way to implement this, by
just passing the role name to the permission check in the "name" (1st) argument
of hasPermission(). However, your response did help me to understand how to
use the third argument, which is pretty cool and something I wi
I have an application where I want users to be able to add other new users IF
the new user's role is "less than" that of the current user. By "less than" I
mean that the user roles are hierarchical, as in the following roles hierarchy:
Super Admin (can add users w/ role of "Company Admin" or
Gavin,
I hit the same problem, so I tried your suggestion.
Had to tweak it a little, but adding the resulting class (below) overcomes the
problem:
@Name("org.jboss.seam.security.identity")
| @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION)
| @Intercept(InterceptionType.AFTER_RESTORE_VIEW)
| public class MyIdent
After successfully logging into my app using identity.login(), I want to
dynamically direct the user to one of two pages, depending upon the permissions
level of the user. I have tried several options, none of which worked, and I'm
about ready to implement the solution that I know to work - use
Thanks for the quick response Shane!
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The example seamspace application, on logout, calls action method
identity.logout, but does not explicitly call Seam.invalidateSession().
a) Does identity.logout invalidate the session for me? (I thought I saw a hint
to the contrary, but I cannot reproduce...)
b) if not, shouldn't I create a
Found the solution myself, so thought I would post, as it may later help
someone else...
This appears to be a problem with the example in the 1.1.6 Reference Doc.
However, I remembered that the "seamspace" example in the Seam Distribution
uses Seam Security, so I looked at the security.drl file
I had a working Seam 1.1.6 application to which I added the jars and
configuration to implement Seam Security, per the 1.1.6 reference doc. Just to
see if everything was configured properly, before I configured any application
specific rules, I used the security.drl file from the example in the
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