IMO this is a (big) problem with JSF validation - not that the validation framework can only handle 'simple' validation, but that you can't display 'complex' validation errors at the same time as simple ones. I can't see a way around it. I wonder if there has been any disucssion about this on other JSF fora (myfaces, facelets, glassfish) and whether any JSF component libraries have found a way around it.
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I have been using JbossCache 1.3 and it does not handle setting max number of elemnts per regions. I see that JIRA JBCACHE-77 fixes this problem but does not explain if I need to use maxElemt attribute or still use maxNodes attribute. I have tried both and was unsuccessfull. Please show me an example how I can setup my eviction configuration so that I can set maxNumber of elements for each region.
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I am a student and I have to do a project using BPEL language as the stantdard to get web service orchestration.
I am thinking of using jboss as the App Server with jbpm plugg-in but I don't really understand if I can use many of the features as :
The jBPM designer
The jBPM console web application
The jBPM command executor for the asynchronous execution of command
The jBPM scheduler for the execution of timers.
Using Bpel language.
I don't understand exactly the relation between jbpm and BPEL.
Jose Juan Ávila
THANK YOU!
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There is a webservice that returns a "MyObject" which has two public aggregates : an int and a String. What needs to be done to implement this such that it comes back OK to both a java application and also is represented in the WSDL so that non Java Clients can interact. Part of this question centers around the fact that the return cannot be Just a java serialization of the return type class that the client/server share.
I implemented this in JBoss 4.04 with netbeans and pulled the WSDL off the deployed EJB to generate source code in a Java Application. The server spit out the error:
17:02:41,103 ERROR [SOAPFaultExceptionHelper] SOAP request exception
javax.xml.rpc.JAXRPCException: Cannot obtain deserializer factory for: ___
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I would like to have the ability to assign tasks to users based on GUI input. I see where you can use an assignment expression to do this but I'm not clearn on how to pass data to the scripting environment.
For instance if i want don't want to hardcode this assignment
How should i do this? Is it as simple as setting variables on the taskInstance and using the script to retrieve them?
-jm
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