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hey guys, anyone still awake? having problems with an auto-generated value "id" column: em.persist(entity) sets a non-null "id" value even when the transaction is aborted. why does hibernate restore the previous entity state (id=null) ? (hibernate 4.3, JPA, JSF, JEE6) |
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pdurbin |
whartung: nice SO post about databases and binaries. (apric: I have no idea, sorry) |
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apric |
this _may_ have something to do with the generation strategy: TABLE |
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apric |
nope, same with with SEQUENCE :( |
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pdurbin |
semiosis: kinda funny that http://camel.apache.org punts to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8845186/what-exactly-is-apache-camel :) |
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i'm talking to client who dont know sockets but good in struts , jsf .... how ? |
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kotten_ |
firebird1 what do you want to do? |
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kotten_ |
apric I think this has something to do with the way you save it |
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kotten_ |
session.save(<Object>), session.persist(<Object>) and that stuff |
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apric |
kotten_: i'm using container-managed persistence (JEE6) |
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apric |
i'm simply calling em.persist() which at some point raises a unique key constraint violation (from database), tx rollback |
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apric |
but the entity "id" is not null anymore, even though it has never been persisted to the databse |
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which leads to unexpected behavior in my application, which ich checking for id==null to find out if the record is "new" |
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i could add some additional state variable to my code and keep it in sync with the entity state, but that's a hack in my opinion :( |
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pdurbin |
fabioportieri: morning |
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fabioportieri |
hello pdurbin |
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fabioportieri |
in jsf: "The h:panelGrid tag is used to represent an entire table. The h:panelGroup tag is used to represent rows in a table. Other tags are used to represent individual cells in the rows." but using icefaces it sets each panelgroup inside a td, i was expecting a row for each panelgroup ? |
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pdurbin |
fabioportieri: where is that quote from? can you give a link? |
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fabioportieri |
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19798-01/821-1841/bnasc/ |
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pdurbin |
fabioportieri: thanks |
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fabioportieri |
no prob |
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pdurbin |
so this is using html tables for layout? |
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fabioportieri |
yes |
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sess |
fabioportieri: each jsf component will be a cell |
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sess |
children of panelgroup will be inside a single cell |
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sess |
im not sure what your problem is |
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fabioportieri |
sess: i expected each panelgroup inside a panelgrid to generate a row |
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sess |
fabioportieri: you are missunderstanding the text |
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sess |
they are not meant to be used together |
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sess |
they are two different layout tags that do not cooperate |
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sess |
you use a panelGroup inside a panelGrid when you want multiple elements inside the same cell |
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fabioportieri |
yes |
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sess |
if you are not happy with how panelGrid works, just use a normal html table |
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fabioportieri |
no, it's not a real problem, just wondering |
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fabioportieri |
but the text states: panelgrid represent a table. panelgroup represent rows in a table. so... |
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fabioportieri |
i don't see how panelgroup is representing table rows |
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sess |
it has nothing to do with tables |
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sess |
probably just clumsily described |
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sess |
The panelGroup tag is a container component that renders its child components. It is intended to be used in situations where it is desirable to include several components but when only one child component is allowed, such as within a panelGrid column or a facet component. |
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sess |
theres a proper description |
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fabioportieri |
it has to do with tables though |
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sess |
nope |
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sess |
it's the jsf version of a span |
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sess |
it renders a span i think |
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fabioportieri |
a div iirc |
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sess |
or a div, depending on the layout attribute |
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sess |
but a span by default, if layout="block" is not used |
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fabioportieri |
it renders a div by default to me |
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fabioportieri |
icefaces at least |
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fabioportieri |
probably you're right for h:panelGroup |
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fabioportieri |
aniway the doc clearly states |
| 12:52 |
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fabioportieri |
Laying Out Components with the h:panelGrid and h:panelGroup Tags" |
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sess |
oh i didnt know icefaces had their own |
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sess |
they are alternatives |
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sess |
not combined |
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fabioportieri |
but maybe it works as expected with standard jsf |
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fabioportieri |
and the icefaces implementation differs |
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sess |
if you look at the examples below, they aren't combined |
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sess |
it also says panelGrid is used to represent an ENTIRE table |
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sess |
meaning no other tags are used in the process |
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fabioportieri |
..and panelGroup its rows |
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fabioportieri |
i think that may be true for h tags, just not for icefaces tags |
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fabioportieri |
because i recall i managed to create rows with panelgroup |
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fabioportieri |
but probably with the h tags |
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fabioportieri |
as the docs says |
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fabioportieri |
(i was using ice:panelGroup && ice:panelGrid |
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sess |
fabioportieri: no it does not say ITS rows |
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sess |
it says rows |
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sess |
there is NO such functionality in jsf |
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sess |
the only row you create with panelgroup is rows of divs |
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fabioportieri |
then how can you create rows? |
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sess |
I cannot speak for ice tags though whatever their purpose is |
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sess |
with <tr> |
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sess |
you dont need jsf to create a table |
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fabioportieri |
why not? isn't the purpose of panelGrid? |
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fabioportieri |
so <h:panelGrid> <tr>...</tr> </h:panelGrid> ? |
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sess |
no.. |
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sess |
panelgrid renders rows automatically |
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fabioportieri |
sess: ok but how can you control how many rows? |
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sess |
with the columns attribute in combination with content |
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sess |
what are you trying to render? |
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sess |
static or dynamic content? |
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fabioportieri |
columns aren't td? |
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fabioportieri |
sess: i just miss how you can control rows inside a panelGrid |
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sess |
panelgrid is just a convenience thing for rendering for example label - input - message in a table without requiring so much markup |
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sess |
what kind of control |
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fabioportieri |
sess: specify a fixed number of rows |
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sess |
then use a <table> |
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sess |
that what it is for |
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fabioportieri |
i thought panelGrid was some convenience tag for tables |
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sess |
it is |
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fabioportieri |
but if i can't specify rows as i wish |
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fabioportieri |
what's its purpose? |
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sess |
the number of rows is implicit |
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apric |
it is: a themed table basically |
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sess |
from the number of elements you place in the table |
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fabioportieri |
i can specify columns, not rows.. |
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sess |
^ |
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fabioportieri |
sess: indeed, that's why i thought with panelGroup i could do it! |
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fabioportieri |
as the doc states |
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sess |
1. why? 2. no it doesnt |
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sess |
one again |
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sess |
what are you trying ti accomplish |
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sess |
what do you want to place in the table |
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fabioportieri |
nothing i'm just curious in how it works |
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sess |
it works by rendering each child in a table, and switching row every n children |
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sess |
where n is the columns attribute |
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sess |
thats it |
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fabioportieri |
but if i have |
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sess |
columns="3" and placing 9 elements in it |
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fabioportieri |
two panelGroup inside a panelGrid |
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sess |
will construct them in a 3x3 table |
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fabioportieri |
that means the panelGrid has two children, correct? |
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sess |
2 panelgroups are simply 2 children |
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sess |
yes |
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fabioportieri |
then i expect it to generate two rows |
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fabioportieri |
right? |
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sess |
for the 10th time no |
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sess |
panelgroup are children like any other |
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sess |
it renders 2 panelgroups like it renders 2 inputs |
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sess |
in 2 different cells |
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fabioportieri |
sess> it works by rendering each child in a table, and switching row every n children |
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sess |
yes |
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fabioportieri |
what do you mean by switching row every n children? |
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sess |
<h:panelGroup columns="2> <input/><input/> <input/> <input/> <input/> </h:panelGroup> renders a table with 3 rows, 2 cells each except the last one that contains a single cell |
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sess |
if the input were jsf elements at least |
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sess |
if columns is changed to 3 |
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sess |
it renders 2 rows with 3 columns, the last rows would only have 2 inputs |
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fabioportieri |
and if instead of input i would have placed panelGroup s? |
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sess |
same behavior |
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sess |
the difference is that you can get multiple elements into the same cell using panelGroup since it can have other elements as children |
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fabioportieri |
why you said no then ? |
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fabioportieri |
yes i know that |
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sess |
because you said something wrong? |
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fabioportieri |
[14:23] <fabioportieri> then i expect it to generate two rows [14:23] <fabioportieri> right? [14:23] <sess> for the 10th time no |
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fabioportieri |
aaargh |
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sess |
i dont know why you keep confusing yourself |
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sess |
the behavior is extremly simple |
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fabioportieri |
so if i have two panelgroup inside a panelgrid.. how many rows? |
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sess |
depends on your columns attribute |
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fabioportieri |
if column=1 2 rows, if 2 1 row? |
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sess |
with columns="1": 2 rows |
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sess |
yes |
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fabioportieri |
ok that make sense |
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sess |
regardless of children inside the panelgroups |
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fabioportieri |
finally! |
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sess |
! |
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fabioportieri |
aha |
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sess |
panelgrid only looks at top level children |
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sess |
thats why you can use panelgroup to have several elements inside the same cell |
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fabioportieri |
yes |
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fabioportieri |
friggin oracle docs confuses me :) |
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fabioportieri |
" The h:panelGroup tag is used to represent rows in a table" <- that is just wrong then |
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fabioportieri |
it has nothing to do with tables |
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fabioportieri |
as you said |
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sess |
yeah either a typo or someone confused about html elements |
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fabioportieri |
meh |
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fabioportieri |
thanks for your time sess |
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sess |
np |
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sajjadg |
cem1: hi ! |
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cem1 |
few questions on aop |
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cem1 |
how aop is realted with DI ? |
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pdurbin |
cem1: what does aop mean to you? |
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fabioportieri |
it's not |
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cem1 |
i'm very hungry and sleepy later |
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cem1 |
sorry all |
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fabioportieri |
me too |
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pdurbin |
tough question when you're sleepy :) |
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semiosis |
ooh, look what I found! http://nicoulaj.github.io/vagrant-maven-plugin/ |
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semiosis: what's it? |
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Yegor |
Hi all! I have following question. I try to implement menu with JSF and primefaces. I have menu on left side of my page.On click on menu item i include different pages with ui:include tag, those contains dynamically content, that drawned with using ui:repeat and p:commandButton inside of ui:repeat. In included pages p:commandButton does not invoke method of the managed bean not with action nor with actionListener and also html code of page contain ui:repeat tag |
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Yegor |
. What i'm doing wrong. |
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neuro_sys |
hello |
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pdurbin |
semiosis: I like the example: http://nicoulaj.github.io/vagrant-maven-plugin/examples/running-a-vm-during-integration-tests.html |
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semiosis |
pdurbin: !!!! |
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pdurbin |
hmm? |
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semiosis |
my chat with purpleidea, author of the glusterfs puppet module... https://botbot.me/freenode/gluster/msg/10314909/ |
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semiosis |
was just ranting at him about how excited I am to have maven kick off a vagrant build of a gluster server & run java integration tests against it |
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semiosis |
for my glusterfs-java-filesystem project, that is |
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pdurbin |
semiosis: sorry, trying to feed kids and pay a plumber. leak fixed! \o/ |
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semiosis |
take care of that |
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whartung |
plumbers…don't get me started on plumbers... |
