Hello cingram, this is a very interesting approach. However, is there any
particular reason you chose to use FABridge instead of ExternalInterface? We
are using Seam Remoting and Flex, and we do not need to use FABridge at all.
I'm just curious to know what would be the advantage to use this app
Hello,
I am trying to remove the conversation id parameter, added automatically after
a redirect.
I tried the following config on components.xml, but it did not work:
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The reason I need to get rid of the cid param is because Google Analytics is
considering urls wit
Hello everyone!
This message is just to encourage all Bay Area locals to attend this meeting.
It would be a great opportunity to form some kind of local Seam group (if
there's any interest)
If you cannot make it on Friday but are interested in forming a group, feel
free to email me and I'll ke
Seems like my post above is being rendered incorrectly by the forum (I probably
used a style character without a quote, sorry.
What I tried to say on the post above is that JBoss IDE needs auto-completion
and error highlighting for Seam components
Felipe
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You may want to tray Aptana: http://www.aptana.com/
Since we're talking about JBoss IDE, it would be great if we had EL
autocompletion (ex: You type "${", hit ctrl+space and a list of Seam components
would show up). Also, error highlighting -- ex: ${foobar} is underlined in red
if there is no @
anonymous wrote : Facelets-based email templating - define emails using JSF
tags in a Facelets template
I've got tears in my eyes when I read that. I was using freemarker, hoping that
one day I'd be able to render emails using facelets.
This is truly awesome.
Felipe
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This is great, because I was experiencing some issues with conversations in my
redirect method. I'll definitely use your approach from now on.
Do you know if the new security support scheduled for Seam 1.5 will include
anything related to this redirect issue?
Felipe
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Here is how I am handling the redirect to the login page and then back to the
original page:
1) pages.xml:
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2) loginAction.checkLogin():
| if( user is already logged in )
| {
| return null; // Do nothing (i. e.: proceed with pages.xml chain)
| }
| else
| {
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Hello!
I'm just curious to know what others developers are doing in general to
implement login / registration redirects, and what's working or not working for
you: JAAS-Based? Tomcat auth? @LoggedIn?
I've been using pages.xml to "protect" pages and directories behind a login
action, and althou
