Couldnt you just put an interceptor on the Entity bean?
or intercept one of seam's interceptors.
Shouldnt be too hard to figure out where it happens at, just throw an exception
in the setter and watch the stack trace
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kasim wrote : Couldnt you just put an interceptor on the Entity bean?
Hey that's a good idea. I've never written one. Maybe now is the time to try
it out. Basically all my string setters should have trim() on them.
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Certainly I will. I post articles all the time in my blog, with source code to
do things I think are useful: http://chiralsoftware.com/Blog
One of them even got included in Seam 2.0.1!
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That does sound cool. Please post the results. :)
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I just looked up Interceptors in my EJB3 book, and it looks pretty simple. I
had ignored it before because I didn't think I had any reason to mess with
them, but now it looks like it's a great fit for this type of need. I'll post
an article on it when it's done, and link it on this thread.
I have read you blog and will soon be trying out your contribution. Thx.
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Can you elaborate a little more on
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I still cannot get s:link to work with the menu on a 3.1.4 snapshot later than
010708.
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