"jiangliu" wrote : but my JBoss AS is installed at /Application/jboss-4.2.1.GA, how can i configure this build script to generate files and put them into the right place?
Edit build.properties
anonymous wrote : Also anther question, it seems like we have problem with the lastest version of Seam, so could anyone points me how can i get the nightly build version of Seam?
See sticky at top of forum
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I tried to replace
return lock.tryLock( Manager.instance().getConcurrentRequestTimeout(), TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS );
with
| lock.lock();
| return true;
|
Which replacing the failing lock with a waiting lock. With the example from above with the loop, the flooding seems to work also it makes the page a little dizzy (because all calls to getTotal get executed serially). But in normal operation it works perfectly.
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Hi everyone,
I have generated a new problem by using Seam-gen, when i run the build script (for deploy) in Eclipse, the generated ear file always goes to:
/Application/jboss-4.2.0.GA/blah,
but my JBoss AS is installed at /Application/jboss-4.2.1.GA, how can i configure this build script to generate files and put them into the right place?
BTW, my OS is Mac.
Also anther question, it seems like we have problem with the lastest version of Seam, so could anyone points me how can i get the nightly build version of Seam?
cheers
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To clarify the problem:
when I access the page that I am working on, the links that are designated with the s:link Facelets tag have not been rendered.
An inspection of the received HTML shows that the s:link tags have not been translated into real HTML tags, and remain as the s:link tag, which the browser ignores obviously. This is what I meant when I referred to "filter", because I'm guessing that it's the Seam filter's job to take the Facelets tags and translate them into HTML tags; for some reason, this isn't happening with my setup.
Thanks for your help,
Jake
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