I noticed that the package org.jboss.mx.util is located in different jar files
in my jboss installation.
jboss/client/jbossall-client.jar
jboss/client/jmx-client.jar
jboss/lib/jboss-jmx.jar
Because the container object is represented by a MBeanProxy object (located in these packages) and the ClassCastException occurs in that class, I am beginning to think that there is some sort of conflict going on. I tried to remove
jboss/client/jbossall-client.jar
jboss/client/jmx-client.jar
to see what happened. No luck. Still the ClassCastException.
Why this exception? I dont even have to assign the object to a reference. Just by doing
container.getContext()
an exception is thrown. How can I retrieve the context from the PortalObjectContainer?
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Hi,
I use Jboss Portal 2.6 Alpha1 with SEAM 1.1.6.GA, and I'd like to open a JSF popup window from a portlet.
I try this:
<s:link action="#{deliveryManager.displayDelivery}" value="POPUP" onclick="window.open('/view/requestDeliveryManager.jsp', 'test', 'menubar=no');return false;"/>
It doesn't work: A popup is open but it can't get any seam objects which are referenced in jsp file.
I think that the popup window does not have the same SEAM context than the one of my portlet.
How can I do ?
Thanks for your reply.
JP.
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