"cristian_e" wrote : You can try executionContext.getVariable("quant") directly. At least this is the way we have worked with variables in ActionHandlers (with the appropriate cast). In our case the variables have been set programatically, but I think it's the same thing with your scenario.
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I think the reason I was getting a null pointer exception was that in the web console form I was clicking on the save button instead of the save & close button, so the process variable was not being updated. This form was generated by the gpd.
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Good morning,
i have a j2ee client (swing) and server (EJB) application and have set up jndi.properties so that rmi works via http modifying this two properties:
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jboss.naming.HttpNamingContextFactory
and
java.naming.provider.url=:t.http://localhost:8080/invoker/JNDIFactory.
The application works correctly with this configuration; however my problem is to make it work also coming through a proxy.
I would like to know whether some properties exist to add to jndi.properties file that they allow me to set up the parameters of proxy or if exists a other solution to solve the problem.
Thanks to everybody.
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