@RequestParameter?

[bkyrlach]

I have the following SLSB...

@Stateless
@Name("infozapAction")
public class InfozapActionImpl implements InfozapAction
{
@RequestParameter("schoolList")
private String schoolList;

@Out
private InfoZapDTO izdto;

public void createInfoZapDTO()
{
System.out.println(schoolList);
izdto = new InfoZapDTO(schoolList);
}
}

and the following pages.xml...


<page view-id="/ben/onepageiz.xhtml" action="#{infozapAction.createInfoZapDTO}"/>


However, when I navigate to the following url...

http://ben.gradview.com:8080/ben/onepageiz.jsf?schoolList=2525

The console outputs "null". Is my usage of @RequestParameter correct? Could this possibly be a bug?

[bkyrlach]

Anyone? This seems to be the correct setup based on the example of a RESTful app in the Seam documentation. Unless I'm being completly stupid, which, knowing me, isn't beyond possability.

[bkyrlach]

Doh...

Apparently I didn't search hard enough before. My SLSB was missing the...

@Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)

at the top of the class. In my defense, the documentation for Seam doesn't show this in the SLSB from the example of a RESTful application. I'm sure if this were added to the documentation, it could save some people (like me) many headaches.

[cptnkirk]

The @Interceptors annotation isn't necessary when you define your interceptor-binding in your ejb-jar.xml. Like so: http://docs.jboss.com/seam/1.0.1.GA/reference/en/html/tutorial.html#d0e641

The code examples assume you have a configuration like the tutorial in chapter 1 of the documentation.