[JBoss Seam] - Re: s:validateAll don't works.
by leandro3.marinho
Excuse me, s:validateAll is work, but there are something I don't know.
I annoted my property like this:
| @Length (min=5, message="Invalid Name")
| public String getName{...}
|
If I fill the input control linked with this property with a name less then 5 lethers, s:validateAll show the message "Invalid Name" and it doesn't try update the model, but if I DON'T fill this field, the s:validateAll skips this validation and update the model, but Hibernate catch the invalid property, throws "org.hibernate.validator.InvalidStateException" and rollback the transaction.
Question:
If s:validateAll and hibernate use the same version of hibernate validator, why did s:validateAll accept this property and hibernate doesn't?
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[JBossWS] - WS-Security Newbie Question...
by lafaserem
Hi!
Sorry for the question 'cause actually it's a really newbie one :) but I'm just getting crazy trying to find some kind of tutorial of implementing WS-Security in JBoss... something like "My first WS-Security web service" or "Step-by-step 'Hello World' or 'Echo' Web Service with WS-Security".
I've seen several documents explaining things about WSSE, and I have created my keystore and truststore but then when I try to continue I just get lost...
If you could give me some advices or some links to look, I'll be very grateful...
I've done my first 'Echo' web service: BottomUp, TopDown, my first client, etc... and now I'm trying to implement the same Echo WebService but requiring signature (I'm not so interested in any kind of encryption, just signature)
Thanks ;)
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[Beginners Corner] - Re: JBoss starts but no access
by PeterJ
Actually, you can easily get your IP address by opening a commandp rompt and entering:
ipconfig /all
The response shows the IP address assigned to each network connection.
Look in the console log for a message that looks like this:
08:40:30,570 INFO [Http11AprProtocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-0.0.0.0-8080
It should be a few lines before the "Started in xxx" line. The "Starting Coyote" line identifies the bind address (0.0.0.0 means it is bound to all IP address on the machine), and the port it has open. If you see this, then it should work and if it doesn't there is something about the configuration of your machine or network that is causing the problem. I suggest trying it on another machine, preferably on another network.
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