I will be willing to help also since I use Maven 2 and I am moving most of my projects over to the Seam architecture. The biggest issue I see right now is the javax.* jars from sun. But, I think through the java.net repository, we might be able to include enough jars to get everything compiling/testing (but I am not 100% sure that everything is there). I have almost everything working right now, but I am currently building my own local repository (especially for the seam jars and a few others).
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HI I was trying to get seam to work and I am having a big problem.
I have some jsf backing beans that I tried to annotate with the seam
@Name,@Scope tags but they do not seem to be available for access from
the page. If I use the jsf managed bean definitions in the faces-config.xml then my page can find the beans fine.
I configured the seam filters,listeners, and phraselistener, and if I attach a debugger they are getting executed.
Has anyone else had any issues?
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bunzee, a default_schema in context of hibernate has nothing to do with xml. It refers to the notion of a database schema.
until we get a new release from seam-gen or you start using the cvs build you will need to set it in the build.properties file manually.
you set it by just having a line similar to:
hibernate.default_schema=
where refers to that sepcific schema you want to reverse engineer. If you don't speicfy one seam gen will currently by default reverse engineer *all* schemas.
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