No, not at this time. But @NotNull has nothing to do with Seam. It is part of
hibernate Validator.
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thank you for your answer. It worked for me!
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component - you can alternatively use components.xml.
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I am using @NotNull in the mentioned domain object, to set not null constraint.
Is it pos
I am really truly a dope. I forgot to use cvs -d. I usually have it automatic
in my .cvsrc, but not on this box.
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I still can't see it, just did a fresh update. What should my cvsroot be?
Here's what I currently have:
| $ cat /opt/jboss/seam/CVS/Root
| :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/jboss
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| $ cat /opt/jboss/seam/CVS/Repository
| jboss-seam
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FYI, it is there as I was able to check it out via anon cvs...
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Its there. Maybe anon cvs is a little behind. I don't see it in fisheye either.
But I can check it out.
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It looks as though the example and the crud framework code live only in
jboss-seam-head.
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It should be in jboss-seam
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I mean @Name.
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Aha, I found contactlist in jboss-seam-head. Thanks!
Which raises the question .. which is the real HEAD, jboss-seam or
jboss-seam-head? I've been using just jboss-seam to keep up to date on the
seam codebase.
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| In fact, I have more and more been leaning away from putting @Entity
annotations directly on entity beans, and leaning towards using stuff like the
manager component pattern for associating entities with context variables. (eg.
the new CRUD framework in CVS uses
Ugh. Thats 'cos I've been accidently committing my new example to another
pre-existing directory. (I hate CVS sometimes!)
I've now re-added it as an example in a directory called "contactlist".
Note that this stuff is still VERY rough, but feedback is appreciated.
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Where in cvs might I find the crud framework? Fisheye shows an examples/crud
in seam cvs, but it has no files under it. I have a CRUD-heavy app right now
that could definitely use all the help it could get.
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No. But the Hibernate tools templates will be updated to use the new framework.
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Is the crud framework the same thing as the seam app generator in the eclipse
hibernate tools?
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@Name is not the only way to make something a Seam component - you can
alternatively use components.xml.
In fact, I have more and more been leaning away from putting @Entity
annotations directly on entity beans, and leaning towards using stuff like the
manager component pattern for associating
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