Tim,
I know you guys work like crazy, I follow very closely the user and developer forums, and I greatly appreciate your efforts as I expect to switch to 1.2GA soon after GA, to benefit from its distributed queues.
My test is now 100% spring free and I had already created a support entry: I just wanted to make sure it didnt sound like anything known before spending too much time on barebone-test creation, I have the same kind of schedule here. ; )
So Im going to post the test on the support site(case 00014299), please free to jump if you're just fed up with distribution and jms-agnostic db schemas.
Thanks
Olivier
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//get aktuell locale
| Locale locale = localeSelector.getLocale();
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| //make calendar
| Calendar cal = new GregorianCalendar( TimeZone.getTimeZone("ECT") );
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| //format date to locale
| DateFormat formater = DateFormat.getDateInstance(
| DateFormat.FULL, locale );
| this.actdate = formater.format(cal.getTime()).toString();
how can i output date such date on page?
need i entity bean with attribute or there are quicky possibility?
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Good afternoon,
I have an Authenticator that connects to the company's LDAP to authenticate. Which is working perfectly. In the LDAP there is a "Display Name" for the user. I think it would be nice to show this in the loginout.xhtml page rather than the username. Currently I am doing this via the following code:
| org.jboss.seam.contexts.Contexts.getSessionContext().set("userDisplayName", displayName);
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By think it might be cleaner to have something like:
| Identity.instance().setName(displayName);
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Or something similar. Is this possible at this point?
Thanks.
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I have XHTML pages that contained commented code - yet seam entity resolver generated exceptions saying that it couldn't find a property accessor for a value change listener (within the commented code).
1) Why does Seam process commented code? As soon as I removed all of the commented code the page rendered without Seam exceptions.
2) beyond #1 - Why does Seam process a Value Change Listener as if it's a property and then complain that it can't find a getter for it?
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We're looking for open-source applications that build on JBoss AOP to make a product -- preferably a project that unit test cases.
We're building program change analysis tools that investigate and identify changes in functionality (intentional or otherwise) due to aspects, especially between versions of aspect libraries. We are looking for larger code bases that we can apply our tools to (which will be released under the Eclipse license, BTW).
Anyone know of open-source applications (not frameworks) that build on JBoss AOP or any of its AOP-related projects (JBoss Cache, etc.)?
Thanks,
-Kevin
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