On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 19:37, Denis Forveille <denis.forveille(a)gmail.com&gt;wrote: - org.jboss.seam.servlet.logging.TypedMessageBundleAndLoggerExtension They may be other but they have not been "seen" by the initialization Oops. I was looking at the class, not the constructor. I'll fix in HEAD. You can go ahead and file a JIRA for reference. Yep, both are needed for the example. Ah, chances are Seam Faces is assuming that a class will in fact be a bean. However, it never checks to ensure this is the case. It should likely be more defensive. As to why the class is not a bean, that's another story. Denis, would you be able to provide the steps to get websphere v8 running so that other people in the community (and team) can get up to speed testing on websphere? I'm looking for the download link, requirements to get the download and how to get to a running state ready to accept deployments. Thanks, -Dan -- Dan Allen Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat | Author of Seam in Action Registered Linux User #231597 http://www.google.com/profiles/dan.j.allen#about http://mojavelinux.com http://mojavelinux.com/seaminaction

(Reply In plain text this time...) It seems you create them before me..lol Two other missing jars in CR3 - commons-beanutils.jar - commons-digester Also there is a problem with the slf4j jar files in CR3: - slf4j-api.jar is at version 1.6.1 - slf4j-log4j12.jar is at version 1.5.10 It was OK in CR2 (Both were at version 1.5.10) FYI, at line "AbstractListener.java:27" the bean in question is "org.jboss.seam.faces.event.SystemEventBridge" It seems also that I have problem with OpenJPA included in WAS v8. Is Seam 3 compatible with OpenJPA? (Seam 2 was not) or do I have to use Hibernate? If Seam 3 is "OpenJPA friendly", do I still have to include seam-transaction in my WAR? I guess that seam-booking does not use the seam-managed em.. You can get WAS v8 here: [1].You need an IBM account but I think you can easily create one There are links to the code, to the forums etc The site explains how to install it Basic steps to have WAS v8 running - you install IBM Installation Manager - from there you add the "repository" where the code for WAS v8 has been unzipped - you install WAS v8 - you create a WAS "profile" (=1 instance/server/jvm). The installation manager should propose this as soon as the code is installed. By default the profile will be AppSrv01 with a "server" name server1 - by default your apps will be available on port 9080 and the console on 9060 - go to <install_dir>/profiles/AppSrv01/bin - ./startServer server1 to start - ./stopServer server1 to stop (must add credentials if you activated the security when create the profile) I'm using the latest version from RSA v8.0.2 based on eclipse v3.6.2 (Rational Software Architect = RAD -Rational Application Developper - with the modelling extensions) and the latest WAS v8 beta. I'm composing "by hand" an eclipse project wit the sema-booking files and needed jars and deploy from there. Very easy... If you don't have RAD v8 or RSA v8, I don't think it is possible to do that from a plain eclipse install (the WAS "connector/server" is missing I think) There is a "rapid deployment" mode in WAS v8 that is supposed to work as the webapp folder in tomcat but never played with it (Check the infocenter here : [2]) Or you can build an EAR (or WAR) file and deploy it at the console. Connect to the console http://localhost:9060/admin by default, then on the left menu "Applications/application types/WebSphere Enterprise applications", clik on install, give the name of the EAR or WAR file and click on next a couple of times...Connections pools are defined via menu "ressources/JDBC/data sources" at the console I'm aware that this is a *very quick* introduction, send me private mails if you are stuck somewhere...Or I could find some time to describe the procedure in more detail as soon as seam-booking is starting on WAS v8 [1] https://www14.software.ibm.com/iwm/web/cc/earlyprograms/websphere/wsasoa/... [2] http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/beta/topic/com.ibm.websp...