"asookazian" wrote :
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| In the hotel booking project, EntityHome class was not used (and it wasn't referenced in any of the other example SEAM project source codes).
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Hi.
The contactlist example (examples\contactlist) demonstrates the Seam Application Framework (EntityHome etc.).
AFAIK the Seam Application Framework wasn't more used all over the examples because it was created after the creation of the examples.
Cheers,
Francisco Antônio
"Although nobody can come back and make a new start, anyone can start now and make a new end." (Chico Xavier, Brazil's most famous medium)
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I have a bunch of views that are used by pageflow-driven conversation. Lets call them page1.xhtml, page2.xhtml, page3.xhtml. I want to prevent user from entering arbitrary selected view from those above. When a user enters page2.xhtml he should be redirected to a configured no-conversation-view-id with the ability to start a new one conversation.
I thought that placing
| <page view-id="/page2.xhtml"
| no-conversation-view-id="/invalidconversationerror.xhtml"/>
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will handle this, but it is not working. How to solve this?
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"norman.richards(a)jboss.com" wrote : I think this is very browser-specific behavior. The back button works as expected for me in Safari. What
Hi Norman,
We are using IE 7. After going to the page:
http://localhost:8080/rms/seam-doc.seam?docId=1&cid=8
Acrobat reader pops up with the pdf. Hitting the back button produces an error the first time (like you said perhaps browser specific) and now I notice the second time that it goes back to the search page (ScopeType.SESSION for the component) just fine.
Perhaps this would be just fine having the users click back twice.
Other than that, would you recommend any other approaches?
I suppose this is a general web development thing, but I only care about it for Seam-iText ;).
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