I have the same bug.
I tried to catch it.
It seems that ApplicationStateManager does not trigger url based session
tracking when setting a session object from a service. But it works ok if
there a "write" to session from a component.
I will create a JIRA if there is no objections.
Regards, Serg
So, I have been trying a number of approaches with varying success.
Using a service in a standalone implementation and retrieving the
service with a call to getService() on the registry works as expected.
Any @Inject annotations on fields work great.
I have had less joy with the class factory. I'
All,
I know Java and have been using pure Java frameworks like ZK and Echo2 to
develop web applications. I don't know anything about JavaScript, and have
been trying to learn T5 in the hope of creating a real application. However,
it appears that with T5 I am not completely shielded from JavaScri
Hi Jose,
What we usualy do is create a new method (to do the persistence) and use
@CommitAfter there.
@OnEvent(component="addCustomer",value="success")
Object onSuccess() {
this.persistData();
...
}
@CommitAfter
public void persistData() { ... }
Thanks for details, Howard.
Happy refreshing the batteries!
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 12:07 AM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> No worries.
>
> I've been gearing up for the No Fluff Just Stuff symposium, learning
> Clojure and Cappuccino (both fun!).
>
> I've been extending my workshop, improving existi
Hi I am using Testify to inject a fake repository into my testng test but I
come op to a problem.
when i first access the fake repository it gets injected however the second
time i access the repository I get a null pointer exception.
Now comes another strange thing when i debug everything works
