hi!
I have some queries defined in components.xml. I use them from my .xhtml files by means of "#{queryName.resultlist}" and they are really suitable to fill GUI tables.
Now I need to use some of them from a POJO. is there a way to reuse a query in a POJO? I want to check in a business logic POJO some data that may be retrieved with an already defined query.
JSF EL doesn´t seem to work in a POJO. In a java method I want to iterate the list provided by #{queryName.resultlist}.
thank you in advance!
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After fighting... for more than a week with JBoss Eclipse IDE + Seam + Exadel ... I concluded that THIS PLATFORM SUCKS
There's no way to make them work.... If you get it.... after two days stops working.... and eats a lot of memory just to start it.
So I tried Netbeans + Seam + Seam Plugin.... It worked fine at the first time... NO PROBLEM !!!!!! I can't believe it.
I have initialized a Web project full enabled with Hibernate, Seam, Drools, and jBPM.
I hope this message saves time to next one testing JBossEclipse.
PD: JBoss Team, if you are working to release Red Hat Developer Studio, please hurry, there's a huge need for integrated tool.
Thanks,
Eric
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Hello,
You can put your js file, for example, into a directory called "js" in your root application, then you should edit your jboss-potlet.xml file (located in WEB-INF directory, or you should create it) to include it in the header content as is showed below:
| <portlet>
| <portlet-name>YourPortlet</portlet-name>
| <header-content>
| <script type="text/javascript" src="/js/your_js_file.js"></script>
| </header-content>
| </portlet>
|
That's all.
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