Actually, my problem was due to the fact that my converter was not being
scanned by seam. Once I got that going everything works as expected...It
almost seems like you had similar problem from your earlier posts.
Also, you don't have to register the converter in the faces config as suggested
Actually, my problem was due to the fact that my converter was not being
scanned by seam. Once I got that going everything works as expected...It
almost seems like you had similar problem from your earlier posts.
Also, you don't have to register the converter in the faces config as suggested
converter was not being scanned by seam. Once I got that going everything
works as expected...It almost seems like you had similar problem from your
earlier posts.
Also, you don't have to register the converter in the faces config as suggested
in earlier post (that's the whole point of using
Wondering if you ever figured out the problem. I'm trying to use the converter
too.
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Is there a way to create an interceptor for a seam component that's NOT an EJB?
Basically, I want the interceptor to get invoke whereever a method in the seam
component is called.
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Hi,
Is there any way to find out the Default Schema name from a SessionFactory?
Any help is appreciated.
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I have my own implementation of Hibernate Configuration class that I want to
use. Does anyone know a way to plug that in to Seam managed persistence?
Any suggestion is appreciated.
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Thanks Christian.
There is a method call in Session to get its SessionFactory...i have to look at
the api more careful :-) ... I was not expecting a Session to be aware of the
factory that creates itlittle (pleasant) surprise.
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I'm trying to gather some 2nd-level cache statistics but I don't know how to
get a hold of the Hibernate SessionFactory since seam creates and injects the
EntityManager to my DAO for me.
Anyone can give me some clues?
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Long story short:
In our multi-tenant architecture we cannot afford to create one SessionFactory
per schema because of the number of schema's we have. The table structures are
identical in ALL the schemas though.
We are trying to see if we can use ONE SessionFactory for multiple schema
Hi mglowacki,
Did you find out the answer? If yes, can you let me know? Is there anything
special I need to do?
Thanks.
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hi koyav,
Did you ever find out the answer? If yes, can you let me know? I have to do
similar thing
Thanks.
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Thanks so much Pete...that was it...thanks again.
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Does anyone know some articles on communication between EJB3 and EJB2 session
beans? Is there anything special that needs to be done?
Any suggestion is highly appreciated
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Hi
I'm a newbie to seam and ejb3 and need some help regarding Persistence Context
(PC) propagation.
I have the code snippets below using @EJB and
@PersistenceContext(type=EXTENDED) that properly propagate the PC to my EJB DAO.
However, when I changed @EJB to seam @In injection for my DAO and
Hi,
I'm a newbie in seam, jsf, and all that jazz...
I've created a simple application and it's running fine with one exception.
The method in my backing bean that returns a list of items to display is being
called ONCE per LOOP in my jstl c:forEach loop. This is very inefficient as
this
method
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