"richard.opalka(a)jboss.com" wrote : Please read the following doc:
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| http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/JAXBIntroductions
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| It allows you to do some JAXB customizations and it's config driven. Maybe you will be able to solve your usecase. JBossWS support jaxbintros feature. There are also some tests available in JBossWS source distribution so you can take a look there.
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Hrm ... if one could sneak an <xjc:substitutable/> element into the schema that way, that'd be great. I'm guessing from the wiki, though, that Introductions only hooks into schemagen as an alternate annotation reader; can it then do anything an annotation can't? (Otherwise, I don't think Introductions applies here (slick tool nonetheless), since we control all the relevant classes on the server side and can annotate them the old-fashioned way.)
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Has this issues been resolved?
Someone has to know how to fix this??
We just migrated to 4.2.2GA and are now encountering the same issue. We already had the caching disabled for our site as well.
One note is that we did end up changing our login form:
>From
<form method="post" action="<%=response.encodeURL("/j_security_check")%>" >
To
<form method="post" action="<%=response.encodeURL("j_security_check")%>" >
Basically removing the leading slash, since without it were getting a weird
assumption that j_security_check resided within our application context:
http://<domain>/<app>/j_security_check
instead of the appropriate:
http://<domain>/j_security_check
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