Exactly, thank you... I guess my explanation was a bit confusing, I don't know.
As of now, I think of making some modifications to the way Seam works with action's MethodBinding value so that it's inner parts are scanned for variables . Then they could be evaluated at the rendering stage. If I succeed I will post the code here for comments or post it directly to jira.
I think that the following syntax:
<s:link action="#{someBean.doSomeWork(#{valueToEvaluate})}" .../>
makes sense because action is a MethodBinding. It won't be evaluated at rendering stage. The path for valueToEvaluate is clear.
I have posted the same question in Facelets' forum:
http://www.nabble.com/RepeatTag-variable-cannot-be-used-with-MethodBindin...
I did not received any help from the Seam team so I guess it is up to me now to drill into the problem. I am sure that there are other people that will pop into it. Someone on the internet commented that what I'm trying to do is simply impossible at the moment. My guess is that JBoss EL is a good ground for making some changes. Not sure though if it's worth the trouble anymore :D
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Hi folks,
I'm studying a solution for single sign on for my company. I took a look to some product in open source world. I liked Jboss sso for his simplicity, but I have a doubt:
Is possible to use jbosssso with PHP apps? We have a lot of jboss j2ee apps, but our marketing front end site is written in PHP. I need to have a web sso solution working with j2ee and PHP.
If there aren't PHP integrations already in place, did you plan some future works about? Can I eventually contribute?
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anonymous wrote : There was no mention of creating this datasource in the Wiki.
You are absolutely right - I never thought of creating a datasource for Tomcat, but this is a very valid approach as well.
If you look at the hibernate.cfg.xml snippet in the wiki, you will notice that the datasource reference is commented out while the jdbc connection properties are directly used.
It's up to you what you think is the better approach :-) If you want to pass that approach to other users, feel free to add it to the wiki!
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Hi,
I deployed the application in JBoss AS in Linux platform. After I have login to the application, the information is display on the page, the problem happened after I click on the folder link, try to get in to see what is in the folder, the session some how die and throws NullPointerException. I been told to use EncodeURL method to encode the action, but it is inconsistent. Sometime it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Please advise how this situation happened?
Thank you.
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I decided to look into this again, since I would really like this to work. First step was to put the log4J level at debug, since there are several debug statements in Pages.java (e.g. log.debug("reading pages.xml");). And lo and behold, these messages do not even appear in the debug output. Does this mean Seam isn't parsing my pages.xml? (it must be, since directives in pages.xml are followed, only in *.page.xml they are ignored)...
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