Yes. query the db for the id that has been created.
On Wed, 2011-03-02 at 03:49 -0800, robnangle wrote:
> Is it because when a new user registers there user id is set by the database
> and not the java class? If so is there any way of solving the problem?
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Is it because when a new user registers there user id is set by the database
and not the java class? If so is there any way of solving the problem?
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On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 9:59 AM, robnangle wrote:
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> Richard Hill-7 wrote:
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>> I haven't used the @SessionState annotation, I use the
>> ApplicationStateManager directly to store SSOs but a quick look at the
>> docs suggest it's doing the same thing.
>>
>> Firstly, I don't understand your User c
Richard Hill-7 wrote:
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> I haven't used the @SessionState annotation, I use the
> ApplicationStateManager directly to store SSOs but a quick look at the
> docs suggest it's doing the same thing.
>
> Firstly, I don't understand your User class - it seems to also contain a
> User field? Sounds li
I haven't used the @SessionState annotation, I use the
ApplicationStateManager directly to store SSOs but a quick look at the
docs suggest it's doing the same thing.
Firstly, I don't understand your User class - it seems to also contain a
User field? Sounds like a stackoverflow in the making
If you want it to return a String, do something like this. Also,
@SessionState would not be necessary in a class like this. The
@SessionState in your page class(es) will maintain the object for you.
public class User {
private String user_id;
public User getUser_id() { return user_id;
Richard Hill-7 wrote:
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> Getting the user id depends on what public methods your user object has.
> Presumably it has something like .getId() ?
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> On Tue, 2011-03-01 at 06:44 -0800, robnangle wrote:
>> Im probably wording the question wrong but that returns something like a
>> memory
override the toString() implementation of your user entity... you can use
apache-commons ToStringBuilder.
Von:robnangle
An: users@tapestry.apache.org
Datum: 01.03.2011 15:44
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Im probably wording the question
Getting the user id depends on what public methods your user object has.
Presumably it has something like .getId() ?
On Tue, 2011-03-01 at 06:44 -0800, robnangle wrote:
> Im probably wording the question wrong but that returns something like a
> memory address: Entities.User@12e7cb6
>
> I want
Im probably wording the question wrong but that returns something like a
memory address: Entities.User@12e7cb6
I want to find the user_id of that user?
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>>> Hi,
>>>Is there any way to convert the @Sessionstate user value to a string
or a
>>>readable value?
Yes
user.toString() !
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Is there any way to convert the @Sessionstate user value to a string or a
readable value?
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Hi ye the craeateDb() set's all of that. Got it sorted anyway, thanks people.
I didn'y fully understand the @Property annotation, that was my problem. All
the elements were null.
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where is your connection (field conn) set?
Von:robnangle
An: users@tapestry.apache.org
Datum: 01.03.2011 13:53
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Yes stupidly I forgot to set the connection but the errors remain. The
onSuccess():
public String
Yes stupidly I forgot to set the connection but the errors remain. The
onSuccess():
public String onSuccess() throws Exception {
createDb();
String statement = "INSERT INTO teams(user_id, team_name,
keeper,
fullBack1, fullBack2, fullBack3, halfBack1, halfBack2, hal
On Tue, 01 Mar 2011 09:35:00 -0300, robnangle wrote:
Ye I noticed that but cant see what could be wrong with that line:
Line 245:
String statement = "INSERT INTO teams(user_id, team_name, keeper,
fullBack1,
fullBack2, fullBack3, halfBack1, halfBack2, halfBack3, midfield1,
midfield2,
halfF
Ye I noticed that but cant see what could be wrong with that line:
Line 245:
String statement = "INSERT INTO teams(user_id, team_name, keeper, fullBack1,
fullBack2, fullBack3, halfBack1, halfBack2, halfBack3, midfield1, midfield2,
halfForward1, halfForward2, halfForward3, fullForward1, fullForward
The stack trace says you have an NPE in your onSuccess method, at
SelectPlayers.java:246. The ComponentEventException has little to do with
it... it's only saying the exception occurred during the 'success' event.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 7:18 AM, robnangle wrote:
> I have seen a couple thru the
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