anonymous wrote :
| What can Netbeans give me that Eclipse cannot in the context of a Seam app? I have never tried Netbeans.
|
NetBeans versus Eclipse is really a matter of personal preference. I like the way NetBeans handles the directory structure and it comes with a useful set of plugins by default. NetBeans also has decent support for JSF and Facelets.
But in terms of Seam development, I think we have some cool features in NetBeans to allow Seam app generation more integrated with the "standard" workflow in the IDE. I will blog about it early next week. :)
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What can Netbeans give me that Eclipse cannot in the context of a Seam app? I have never tried Netbeans.
NetBeans versus Eclipse is really a matter of personal preference. I like the way NetBeans handles the directory structure and it comes with a useful set of plugins by default. NetBeans also has decent support for JSF and Facelets.
But in terms of Seam development, I think we have some cool features in NetBeans to allow Seam app generation more integrated with the "standard" workflow in the IDE. I will blog about it early next week. :)
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Shane, thanks for your help. Got me down the right path, then I discovered how to get the current conversation ID from my view, which was the last missing link.
In case it saves someone else some grief, here is how I got the current conversation ID:
<script type="text/javascript">
| function addFamily(instId, checked)
| {
| Seam.Remoting.getContext().setConversationId( #{conversation.id});
| remoteManager = Seam.Component.getInstance('maintainUsers').addOneFamilyInst(instId, checked);
| }
| </script>
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Hi,
I created tabs in Jboss portal 2.4.2. Created tabs comes always in Alphabetic order. I am not able to Re-arrange the tab, according to my requirements, (for example, I created 'Home' is a tab in my portal page.
also i created other tabs started 'AAA'. I want to keep 'Home' tab always first, But i am not able to do that. Tab 'AAA' always coming first) I am not getting any solution for this. Can anyone suggest me, What i need to do? Is there any configeration for this??? Thanks
Waiting for advance reply
sasikumar
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