"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : (1) Why not use the jbpmContext component, instead
of creating your own context?
| (2) Since you create the processInstance, you must associate it with the
Seam contexts, by doing BusinessProcess.instance().setProcessId(...).
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| I think if you do both of those,
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Of course, if you created it yourself via some
other mechanism, *you* will have to associate it will the conversation using
BusinessProcess.instance().setProcessId( processInstance.getId() ).
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| Seam isn't magic. Seam only knows about processes it creates or retr
In our application, a user may create a 1-N entities we call AccessRequests.
In the SFSB method which is invoked by the user on submit, we create a loop to
create each AccessRequest and create a ProcessInstance with that
AccessRequest's id as a process variable. In this particular use case, w
Another EJB (yes a seam component) has created the process instance - then,
based on certain business conditions, the process gets signaled through the
tasks until we arrive at this particular state (node). On entry into the
state, this ActionHandler fires (I posted the XML for this state node
Oops! My bad on the logger - I blindly accepted IDEA's suggestion to import
commons logging.
Anyway, what the heck is in scope when this fires? I thought that the
ProcessInstance for which this ActionHandler is firing should be so, I injected
ProcessInstance and apparently it's not...
|
This trial didn't go so well
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|
| @Local
| public interface AutoProvisioner {
|
| String provisionAccess();
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| }
|
| @Stateless
| @Name("autoProvisioner")
| public class Au
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : anonymous wrote : It would be ideal if jBPM
Handlers (ActionHandler, DecisionHandler, etc.) could be first class Seam
components and have Seam intercept execute() invokations and @Inject/@Outject
resources.
|
| What I'm saying is that any Seam component can be an
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : anonymous wrote : No, it's not a Seam component (no
@Name(...)) annotation - does that work? I mean if I put @Name on my custom
ActionHandlers, DecisionHandlers, will Seam inject resources into them on
invokation of the execute(ExecutionContext executionContext) metho
Oh yeah - thanks for the TaskSelector sample above - I think we can use one or
more of those too!
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anonymous wrote : Was this ActionHandler a Seam component? Again, I don't
understand the scenario, nor why Seam was trying to close transactions that
don't exist. Sounds very strange to me.
No, it's not a Seam component (no @Name(...)) annotation - does that work? I
mean if I put @Name on my
anonymous wrote : our internal collective inexperience with JBoss
I mean
anonymous wrote : jBPM
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you want the jBPM+Seam integration to improve,
then you have to tell us exactly *what* limitations you are running into. I
currently have only 9 open business process related issues in JIRA, most of
which are definitely extremely minor, and only one of which came f
anonymous wrote : But you're still happily using Seam with jBPM?
Happy? Honestly, I think the Seam + jBPM hype in the early days of Seam
(winter-spring 2006) was a bit over hyped and I don't think it receives enough
attention by the Seam team. I think part of the problem is a lot of the
feat
We've used jBPM and Seam a lot. It turns out the integration works great for
the simplest cases, however, for issues like
anonymous wrote :
| So: one cannot somehow use annotations or some configuration to specify
what to do when a specific task is signaled by the actor, right?
You'll proba
Hello,
I'm still having trouble getting the to work with night builds
of Seam (later than the 1.2.0 patch). As I reread postings like this and the
JIRA issues I have tried to file repeatedly over this, I want to make the
following request to the Seam developers - first, let's look at this:
"
Seam doesn't work with EJB Times (@Timeout methods) so yes, you need to use the
EJB3 annotations like @Resource to inject your timer-bean dependencies.
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anonymous wrote : This is definitely the recommended approach - faster and
easier.
I don't agree that looping inside the mail component is easier - I'm not sure
why it would be faster ? In my EJB method, in the context of my loop, I am
performing an LDAP lookup, some persistence operations,
do you think something like this?
| try
| {
| StringWriter stringWriter = new StringWriter();
| wrapResponseWriter(facesContext, stringWriter);
|
| renderFacelet(facesContext, faceletForURL(resourceURL(viewId)));
|
|
Hi Pete,
Putting a loop inside the facelets isn't going to be the best approach for me -
especially if you plan on putting in the Renderer workaround. Do you know of
some way to flush or clear whats in the Renderer's output programmatically?
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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Hello,
I'm running into some new issues with the Seam Email Renderer. These issues
emerge when 2 or more emails are sent in a single transaction.
one issue:
| #{mailConfiguration.testEmail}
|
when used this way, it appears that facelets (or something) caches what goes
inside the tags
another issue with selectDate
I am using the latest nightly build and selectDate is not working:
| Warning: Expected ':' but found 'seam-date'. Declaration dropped.
| Source File:
http://ntinternetdev.evergreeninsite.com:8080/access/work_queue.seam?actionMethod=work_queue.xhtml%3AworkQueue
Pete,
Sorry about the late response - anyway, so far, so good - your change to the
classloader appears to have solved the problem. I haven't hit all my use cases
yet, but the ones I have (about 50%) are working now. If you recall our
discussion about where the jars go, I've now successfully
It looks like Seam is trying to validate a document via an Internet-based
lookup - is it going to be required that your deployment environment have
access to the Internet in order to avoid this exception at startup?
Once I set '-Dhttp.proxyHost=...' in the run.bat for my jboss to a legit value
Is this not possible?
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I am using Seam 1.2.0.CVS.20070306 (from nightly builds) and I consistently get
this error on startup of my application and first page load:
| 10:28:31,601 ERROR org.jboss.seam.jsf.SeamPhaseListener - uncaught exception
| java.lang.RuntimeException: org.dom4j.DocumentException: Error on line
by merely asking/stating the question I am telling you ;-)
Anyway - I wish the Embeddable EJB3 and the Microcontainer pieces would
maintain a better development and release velocity.
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I am using 1.1.6 - is this available in the latest nightly build?
Thanks
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doesn't something like this encourage us not to use EJB3 for our backing
components?
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Hello,
We already have a long running discussion on the Seam Email component and
issues with classloading in an EAR deployment. I have what may be a new
problem with the way Seam Email works.
Basically, I have an EJB timer that wakes up - it does some processing and then
attempts to use the
I've tried many variants of deleting the timer using the API's. I've also
tried creating a hibernate query directly and deleting the timer. What I am
finding is that I successfully delete the timer, but some other component in
jBPM is saving a new copy of the timer on flush of the session.
Ho
No - I haven't installed the 'Seam Resource Servlet' I can't see anything in
the 1.2 Docs, "Chapter 24. Seam JSF controls" that says I should. Are you
saying I need to install this by asking if I have? If it needs to be installed
to use the Seam JSF tags then that's a bug in the docs - the doc
yep - In Seam 1.2.0, the javascript appears to be broken (in firefox anyway)
for .
| Error: __selectDate is not defined
| Source File:
http://ntinternetdev.evergreeninsite.com:8080/access/work_queue.seam?actionMethod=work_queue.xhtml%3AworkQueueManager.select&conversationId=7&conversationIs
I create issue http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-967. Note that what
I'm really asking at the moment, is for away to establish an Identity that uses
the HttpServletRequest to obtain the Principal, and check roles.
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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Hello,
We have written a custom Tomcat valve-realm implementation that integrates our
JBoss servers with a CAS-SSO system. Our valve-realm implementation supplies
the Principal to the HttpServletRequest and handles invocations of
isUserInRole(String role) on the HttpServletRequest. This elimi
Ah yes - I do - a holdover from early experiments in the project.
Thanks!
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I should have it... I am attempting to do this in execute() method of an
ActionHandler. Currently I put the following in (taken from the jBPM source
code):
| SchedulerService schedulerService =
(SchedulerService)Services.getCurrentService(
| Services.SERVICENAME_SCHEDULER
| );
Hello,
I just tried to upgrade my project to Seam 1.2.0 (PATCH) - I got this:
| 15:08:23,705 INFO org.jboss.deployment.EARDeployer - Init J2EE
application:
file:/C:/jboss-4.0.4.EJB.3RC8/server/default/deploy/access-control-1.0.ear
| 15:08:40,658 ERROR org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer - C
Hello,
How do I, in the public void execute(ExecutionContext exeCtx) method of an
ActionHandler, locate a timer and cancel it?
Thanks
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Ed,
We may have worked together - I haven't worked in Nashua, but I have worked
with many developers from Nashua over the years in Boston and some of the the
other surrounding towns. What are some projects you think we might have been
on together?
On the jBPM stuff - I see now why you disagre
Ed,
anonymous wrote : Were you looking for a single call that combined these two
lists?
Yes - After scanning the documentation (no luck on this subject), and trying
the various getTask*() method calls via several lengthy deployments, and then
searching these forums, I finally figured out that
It looks like you are - I'll keep your response in mind when we're thinking
about our which JBoss products we buy support for.
Thanks!
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kukeltje - are you a committer on this project?
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Hello,
I am trying to get all the tasks for a user.
By all tasks, I mean any task for which the user is:
a.) the actual actor
b.) a pooled actor
Is there a method in the API's that supports this? for example,
| jbpmContext.setActorId(someId);
| List tasks = jbpmContext.getEVERYTASK(
have you managed to gain any new insight into this?
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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Aw heck!
Thanks! :-(
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I am having some trouble with jBPM timers and Seam.
I have a basic jBPM timer stubbed up to call a method in a SLSB - here is the
XML that binds the timer to a node:
|
|
|
|
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| customValue
|
access-control-1.0/WorkFlowManagerBean/local
|
anonymous wrote : So, I've run into this (in anger) as well now.
|
| 1) Facelets scans the classpath for .taglib.xml files inside of META-INF,
and loads them if it finds them (thats what all the load implicit stuff you see
is).
|
| 2) The UCL doesn't scan WEB-INF/lib (as this is a spec
These methods are not called by JSF - rather, they are the points at which I
invoke my MailSenderBean.sendEmailMessage() method. In both (all) cases, I put
some objects in event scope (for rendering) and invoke sendEmailMessage().
Here's the code for one invokation:
| // contextual
Pete,
Here is a report on the classloader situation just before I invoke my SLSB that
sends email:
| 15:15:36,972 INFO [WorkItemManagerBean]
| Just before asking my SLSB to send email using Seam Renderer...
| 15:15:36,972 INFO [WorkItemManagerBean] me ->
com.evergreen.accesscontrol.imp
anonymous wrote : I *think* that the FaceletsRenderer needs to make sure its
using the correct classloader?
-- yes - that's what it seems like to me, I was thinking of putting another
hack into Facelets to try and force it to use the classloader obtained from the
ServletContext
Thanks,
One last bit of info...
A colleague of mine suggested putting the taglibs (seam-email, seam-ui,
facelets, etc...) in both the ear and the war - a hack he had to do with
weblogic in the past. I tried this, now email is working!
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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I have more data - I hacked Facelets 1.1.2 to spit out some ClassLoader info.
What I found is that in one case, when calling Renderer.render(myTemplate), the
Classloader is the EAR's classloader.
In the other case, the classloader is the war's classloader.
not working - ear's classloader
|
sample Render calls...
This method is in a SFSB - user clicks a link in UI: (this one works!)
| public String dsaProvision() {
|
| TaskInstance task = jbpmContext.getTaskInstance(taskId.longValue());
|
| // Update the decision
| Contexts.getEventContext
I'll try to find some time this weekend to create something similar - it isn't
going to be easy. In each method call, there is typically some persistence
work, some jBPM work, followed by an attempt to send the email. It will be
tricky to provide a sample that does all that
Thanks,
Brad Smith
I'm not sure how to give you a simple example of this. I'm definitely not
going to mess with seam-gen (don't see how it's relevant to this).
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I'm back with my Seam email issue - the saga gets weirder cuz in one case, the
seam email component works, in a different case (should be identical execution
context), the seam email component does not work.
In this first case, the seam email component is not working - Facelets
complains ab
Is BEA gaining ground ? passing JBoss?
http://commerce.bea.com/showproduct.jsp?family=WLS&major=10Tech&minor=-1
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It appears that Seam, which promotes heavily the use of EJB3, is moving much
faster than any of the EJB3 stuff - the embeddable, etc...
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If I move myfaces to jsf-lib or the .war, then an old problem reemerges in the
UI:
| java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoaders found for:
com.evergreen.accesscontrol.RealmManager
| at org.jboss.mx.loading.LoadMgr3.beginLoadTask(LoadMgr3.java:212)
| at
org.jboss.mx
I've tried two variants
1.) put the seam-mail.jar and dependencies in the .war as you have done in the
example.
2.) put the same set of jars in the .ear
I'm convinced that the issue I'm running into is related to class loading.
Reviewing the .ear created by your seam-email example, I'm guessi
continued email problems
| 16:07:56,796 ERROR [STDERR] Feb 15, 2007 4:07:56 PM
com.sun.facelets.compiler.Compiler initialize
| SEVERE: Missing Built-in Tag Libraries! Make sure they are included within
the META-INF directory of Facelets' Jar
|
I made sure my jars (Seam-mail, seam-ui, fa
Sorry I was too brief in my earlier reply.
Here is some info about the server:
| bash-2.05b$ pwd
| /c/jboss-4.0.4.EJB.3RC8/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar
| bash-2.05b$ ls -l jsf-libs/
| total 1249
| -rwxrwxrwx 1 Administrators 118669 May 15 2006
commons-beanuti
is this forum dead?
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Hello,
I am trying to build up an email template - as shown here:
| http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";
| xmlns:m="http://jboss.com/products/seam/mail";
| xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets";
| xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html";
| xmlns:f="http://
I made sure facelets is in my testing classpath. Now it looks like
MockRenderKit doesn't want to play along...
| 12:13:08,170 ERROR
com.evergreen.accesscontrol.impl.MailSenderBean.(error:119) -
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
|
| java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
|
thanks for both replies - originally my IDE offered up jndi-name as an
attribute and I selected it. One other item you might want to fix is the Seam
1.1.6 docs use the following attribute name:
| 16.2.1.1. JNDI lookup in JBoss AS
|
| The JBossAS deploy/mail-service.xml configures a Java
hello,
I've been trying to run a SeamTest that sends email using the Seam 1.1.6 email
and the Alpha9 Embeddable EJB3 container. I get the following exception each
time it tries to render:
| test_sendSeamEmailMessage Time elapsed: 0.422 sec <<< FAILURE!
| javax.ejb.EJBException: org.jbos
could you explain the differences?
Thanks
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ok - I got it working.
the problem was here:
|
|
I had to change this to:
|
|
maybe session-jndi-name should be removed from the mail XSD in favor of
component's jndi-name?
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Some more data from the deploy trace:
| 19:30:04,234 INFO [ServletContextListener] Welcome to Seam 1.1.6.GA
| 19:30:04,250 INFO [Initialization] Namespace:
http://jboss.com/products/seam/core, package: org.jboss.seam.core, prefix:
org.jboss.seam.core
| 19:30:04,265 INFO [Initialization
In my components.xml, I have the following:
|
|
and in fact, there is a javax.mail.Session bound to this name in JNDI (here's a
partial dump from the JMX Console in JBoss:
| java: Namespace
|
| +- jaas (class: javax.naming.Context)
| | +- HsqlDbRealm (class:
org.jboss.
I found all the XSD's in the night build from CVS
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at the time of this posting, the following URL,
http://jboss.com/products/seam/jms-1.1.xsd
takes me to http://jboss.com/errors/404
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awesome! I will try it out.
Thanks!
Brad Smith
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Hello,
I am beginning to dig into the Seam Email functionality. It looks like the
sample you've provided assumes a .war type deployment. Are there any
suggestions for how to do the following:
>From an EJB, use the renderer with a facelets template that is deployed in the
>.war?
Or, should I
Most of those diagrams that show lots of little blocks with words like DAO,
servlets, etc. say very little to someone outside of your working group because
they assume we share a common vocabulary and belief system about the
constituents of an application written in Java. Even worse are those
Gavin,
Your last comment was helpful...
anonymous wrote :
| I guess this makes sense ... in an MDB, the transaction is committed
*after* the Seam contexts have been destroyed. This is not the same lifecycle
as in a web request.
I added a @TransactionAttribute to my SLSB and that fixed the p
ok - will add to JIRA.
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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I am using 1.1.6.
Thanks
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Hello,
I have an MDB that invokes a SLSB method - the method does some persistence
work and signals a jBPM ProcessInstance. I am consistently getting an
exception related to transactions from jBPM. Here are the classes being used:
The MDB:
| @MessageDriven(activationConfig = {
| @Activat
anonymous wrote : definitely a case of wrong usage?
Last summer at JBoss world, when you first presented this, I was under the
impression that you were offering @Logger as an annotation based replacement
for the usual commons logging stuff:
|
| private Log log = LogFactory.getLog(MyClass.
I'll stick with commons logging for logging.
But one idea occurs to me, you might want to change:
|
| @Logger
| private Log log;
|
|
to
|
| @Printer
| private Printf printf
|
|
since it sounds like your true goal is to emulate printf with the @Logger stuff.
(have
don't understand my objection? That's simple to understand
I've been using Log4j or commons logging to log messages for years. I started
using the @Logger Log log with Seam and used it the same way I've been logging
for years - everything's been fine until I a.) first tried the 1.1.5 rele
Thanks for making the fix - I'll try it out when the next CVS bundle appears on
the nightly builds server.
I disagree with your suggestion about how I should log a message. As far as
I'm concerned, when I ask a logger to log a message, whether it's a single
string, concatenation of strings, an
after @Naming my MDB's as Seam components:
| 2007-02-07 11:40:03,215 ERROR [org.jboss.jms.asf.StdServerSession] session
failed to run; setting rollback only
| java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Attempted to
invoke a Seam component outside the context of a web appli
| log.info("findUserByUserid() : found users -> " + evergreenUsers);
|
here is the whole method:
| public String findUserByUserid() {
| log.info("findUserByUserid() : anumber = " +
evergreenUser.getAnumber());
| log.info("findUserByUserid() : lastqry = " + lastQu
Hello,
I have an EJB3-Seam application that uses's an MDB. A problem I am having is
that as EJB deployer (I think) is activating or putting my MDB's into the
Method-Ready Pool before my EAR is completely deployed. Is there a setting to
control this?
I am attempting to use Seam annotations
doh!
Thanks! ;-)
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other item, @Logger doesn't ever seem to work for MDB's.
| @MessageDriven(
| activationConfig = {
| @ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName = "destinationType",
propertyValue = "javax.jms.Queue"),
| @ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName = "destination", propertyValue
= "
One thing I have realized digging into this issue more is that the EJB Deployer
is immediately deploying my EJB jar. The MDB gets started immediately
thereafter. If messages are on the Q the MDB is listening to, then it starts
trying to consume them I think that maybe the Seam infrastructu
BTW - we generally do scan the docs, examples, this forum, and a bit of
Googling before we post questions here.
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that's not really an answer to my question.
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/1.1.1.GA/reference/en/html_single/#d0e2525
says the same thing but our experience is that @In does not get honored for the
onMessage() calls by the container.
So my question(s) still stand. We've actually tried this stu
Hello,
Is it possible to have Seam intercept the onMessage(...) invokations of an MDB
and honor the @In, @Logger annotations?
Also, same question for session beans with @Timeout methods - is it possible to
have Seam do the same for methods marked @Timeout?
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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I have found an additional problem with Seam 1.1.6(?) in CVS before you do a
release...
I downloaded the CVS.20070206 bundle from the Nightly builds directory. When I
deployed my application using the CVS.20070206 I am still having problems with
the same page, same setup described previously.
March 20? dang! how about 1.1.6 on Feb. 6? ;-)
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Thanks for the pointer - I saw this same problem with 1.1.1 but I just fell
back to 1.1.0 also. It would be nice to make another release with this fix in
short order (please?).
Thanks,
Brad Smith
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Hello,
I have an EAR Deployment that uses the following API's:
* Seam 1.1.0 (would like to use 1.1.5)
* MyFaces 1.1.4 (no - ICEFaces is not )
* Tomahawk 1.1.3 (an option for this project)
* Facelets 1.1.11
The MyFaces jars are package at the EAR level. The project contains an EJB
jar
this is a helpful suggestion - thanks.
Unfortunately - I'll probably going live with Seam 1.1.0 so I am reluctant to
work with a nightly build right now.
I still would like to hear any suggestions for building EJB Timer solutions in
a Seam-EJB3 app - with ideas for kickstarting the timers on st
Huh?
I designated an APPLICATION scoped bean as the startup object - I have the
startup object get a handle to a stateless bean and invoke a method which
subsequently creates timer object.
Going back to the start of this thread...I am trying to start an EJB Timer on
startup of the application
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