Thanks for the response. I guess I wasn't very clear in my initial description. The site is very large and every page has many many links on it (i.e. ebay, amazon, ect..).. And almost every single page in the site has some page page parameters and a backing bean. Thus on every single page load ALL of the bean are built in order evaluate the params. So there are literally hundreds of parameters that are being evaluated.
I can switch many of links them to be simple hrefs pointing to the .seam, but I don't like having to keep track of the conversations by hand, and then I cant use propagation=nest and such.
Does that make more sense?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
-Dustin
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Is it possilbe to use EJB3 and be able to store my password as a MD5 hash instead of in plain text?
I have tried
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| @Column(name = "password", nullable = false, length = 255)
| @NotNull
| @Length(max = 255)
| public String getPassword() {
| return this.password;
| }
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| public void setPassword(String password) {
| this.password = Util.createPasswordHash("MD5", Util.BASE64_ENCODING, null, null, password);
| }
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However the correct password is not stored, I guess the problem is if the setPassword is called more than once I am getting the Hash of the Hash.
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