hello
how do I get the size of a collection in .xhtml when using facelets?
what I want to do is something like this
thanks
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we also had PermGen problems
Can confirm that JRocket helps with PermGen problems.
You could try SUN JVM 1.6.0 update1 - it suspiciously works here untill now but
maybe the server wasn`t just stressed enough and there seams to be no
significant change in the SUN changelog regarding this issue..
hello
My .xhtml looks like this:
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After being inactive in with an open conversation presenting some values from
an Entity in the view, after recontinuing work (saving something into the
entity) I get this exception:
| 16:49:40,565 INFO [CachedConnectionManager] Closing a connection for you.
Please close them yourself: [EMA
how can I set a default value on a property?
what I want to do the SQL-way:
CREATE TABLE mytable (myProperty text default 'myDefaultText');
even a non portable hibernate-backend way is fine...
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hello,
I`m in the same situation. I`m using tree2 from Tomahawk and the tree is all
time visible on the page, so the user can click any node. The conversation will
not be finished and must timeout. My conversation timeout is 2 minutes. My
session timeout is 10 hours and my SFSB timeout is 10 ho
Is there a known workaround to deliver what is stated by the Seam doumentation
in Chapter 10?
I`m talking about Bug http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-474 and
friends...
I created have this Interface
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why not
to have a configuration parameter, where we can explicitely set, if we want to
use the workaround or not, defaulting to workaround=yes.
Juraj Holtak
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ublic static final int SFSBTimeout=((600*60)+60);
what exactly is going on? it looks like an EJB3 thing but I didn`t find nothing
comparable in the EJB3 forum...
thank you,
Juraj Holtak
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This dosn`t *look* (haven`t tried anything) bad at all.
Maybe it just works out of the box with seam...
http://www.jroller.com/page/cagataycivici?entry=jsf_chart_creator
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http
Problem never occured again when using JRockit JVM.
Tested:
1.6.0classloading problems really often
1.5.0_10 less often but still there
Jrockit 1.5.0_08 compatible No problems until now.
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Just loud thinking:
you always get a new (not nested) conversation with seam 1.2PATCH1 and then @In
can`t inject the old instance? And this is not so when you move back to 1.1.5,
for some reason...
Also, I don`t understand why do you return a String from #{acountBean.begin}?
That makes things
Just deploy to JBoss and it`ll work ;-)
You need an EJB3 container for EntityManager to work.
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What is "userDomain"? (StatefullBean, StatelessBean,...)
and what scope is it in? Use debug.seam to check if it is really there where
you want it.
I`ll check the @In (create=true) acting today when I come to coding but I`ve
moved to 1.2PATCH1 from 1.1.5 and don`t have this problems.
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I collapse the tree with giving the TreeModel a new instance of TreeState.
instead the old one stored in a SFSB.
I have no function for expanding all nodes of the tree at once because this
would be the ultimate performance killer when you are lazy loading nodes from
the database like me.
I som
Nobody says this is Seam`s fault, I just got bitten while using Seam and thats
why I`m ranting here first.
I expect that you don`t have this troubles on the servers where the Seam
Example Apps run for the public. What is the magic behind that?
The bug is in JBossAS JIRA and hopefully somebody w
This isn`t about PermGen Space in my opinion.
There is no PermGen.out.of.Space (or how it is called...) exception in the
Stack.
I`m also permanently watching JBoss with JConsole and PermGen isn`t at half the
limit I set it up.
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forgot the mention that the proposed workaround in
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-4052
restart the server
seams to help me too, for some period of time...
but this is for sure a production NO GO! :-(
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After 3 weeks with seam and my app getting bigger I realise the same problems.
Injection of components randomly fails. I still got no pattern, when this
happens. Fast clicking seams somehow to force it, as somebody alredy mentioned.
The NPE occurs at exactly the same place as in this bug report.
Hello,
I`ve wondered, where have all my conversations gone, because the debug.seam
page has not showed any. Then I`ve spotted the little difference.
I`m running the server on the same maschine as I`m testing stuff and I`m using
an URL like this in the browser:
http://127.0.0.1/MyProject/...
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is this a possible source of error? I`m starting Jboss with this parameters to
avoid Out.of.PermGen errors.
| JAVA_OPTS="-Xms512m -Xmx1024m -Dsun.rmi.dgc.client.gcInterval=360
-Dsun.r
| mi.dgc.server.gcInterval=360 -XX:PermSize=256m -XX:MaxPermSize=512m
-XX:+CMS
| PermGenSweeping
Hi,
after clicking (not idling) in my application a while I get the following
Exception. By pressing back-button and continuing work, all is fine again for a
while, until I get the same Exception. I`m confused, bcause I have no Idea, how
it can come to this, except that my session-scoped SFSB t
thanx!
works perfect and my database finds it really Good Thing(tm) to not be
consulted on every page request.
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maybe a trivial question but...
how do I access the cache is using from my Java Code (lets say
Stateless Session Bean)? I`m sure I have to inject something but what and how
exactly? I want to invalidate (evict) a cached page fragment, because it
changed (happens not often but it does).
thank
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