Are you using client-side state-saving with JSF? If so, a POST will result in
the an issue similar to what you describe in 2.0.0.BETA1 and earlier. Here is
the JIRA issue:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1860
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It appeared I just forgot the following in components.xml
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Works much better now :)
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Thanks for your reponse and I get it. I appreciate you guys taking time in
responding to everybody's issues promptly and keeping the community active.
I usually refer to Seam book and Reference guide but the difference between
page parameter and @RequestParameter llife cycle was not mentioned.
"milli" wrote : Let's forget about propagating parameters values for a while.
But when it comes to just passing GET parameters(to the backing bean component)
shouldn't they be having the same behaviour?
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : No. They are not semantically identical.
@RequestParameter is simply for injecting a request parameter, page parameters
have a deeper effect on your app (parameter propagation, setting values on your
model, application of converters).
I understand with page definiti
No. They are not semantically identical. @RequestParameter is simply for
injecting a request parameter, page parameters have a deeper effect on your app
(parameter propagation, setting values on your model, application of
converters).
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Thanks Pete. Meanwhile I tried to debug and found out it works only if you
define it in page.xml and not when you use the annotation @RequestParameter.
Shouldn't passing parmeters to the page either by defining in pages.xml or by
annotation @RequestParameter have the same behaviour?
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I saw Gavin's response in an earlier posting with the similar problem
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=101357&start=20 that
you need to define them as page parameters.
I have it as @RequestParameter in the backing bean. Isn't it already defined as
a page parameter? Or do
Anyone?
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maybe we will have to post an issue in JIRA ...
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I'm having the same problem too and waiting for a response
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| xmlns:security="http://jboss.com/products/seam/security";
| xmlns:transaction="http://jboss.com/products/seam/transaction";
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Now fixed, thanks.
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Please report this in JIRA, thanks.
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This problem also exists with Seam-space.
if you go to
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then login and try to add a comment, an exception is thrown, but if you login
first before adding a comment, everything works fine.
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I am using most up-to-date Seam-CVS.
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