Hello,
I'm using Seam 1.2.1 and have some problems with setter methods not being always
executed!
I have two cases in my app:
1. the form is backed by entity beans -> all is working fine.
2. for search forms I don't need entity beans, so I used simple Java Beans or, for simple
forms, just inserted the setter/getter in a SFSB. In most cases the setter methods
aren't called when submitting the form.
I'm using JSF for some time now (w/o Seam) and never have seen any of these
problems. Libraries used are Seam, ajax4jsf, RichFaces (app was generated by
seam-gen).
Thanks
Werner
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Thanks for the reply.
I just followed the steps given in JBoss Messaging document and also changed the database to be MySQL as given in the JBoss Message document.
Your reply note says that only at database side these isolation level need to be changed and not at JBoss messaging deployment side(JBOSS_HOME/server/messaging). I used to change the configuration of which database to be used only at JBoss Messaging side(like whether i should use MySQL or Oracle etc).
I thought we could change the isolation level with some configuration file at the JBoss Messaging deployment side(JBOSS_HOME/server/messaging) rather at database side.
Kindly advice me
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The fundamental idea of idea of Entperise Beans is to have two parts: The interface that is used to acces the bean and the implementation itself. The later is stored by the application server and might even be on a remote machine.
Where you store the handle of a stateful session bean is entirely up to you as a developer - but, yes, usually you would put into the http session.
Regards
Felix
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