How do POJOs actually get called??

kasim Aug 9, 2006 2:30 PM

I am just followign the source codes path ... and trying to figure out where the actual call to the classes get called at?

Is it at the AbstractSeamPhaseListener.callPageActions() ?

1. Re: How do POJOs actually get called??

pmuir Aug 9, 2006 2:35 PM (in response to kasim)

I think it depends where the call originates. But most of the method invocation is in Component (that is where all bijection (@In, @Out, DataBinder, Logger etc.) occurs AFAICS).
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2. Re: How do POJOs actually get called??

pmuir Aug 9, 2006 2:37 PM (in response to kasim)

It looks like AbstractSeamPhaseListener.callPageActions() deals with page actions as defined in pages.xml.
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3. Re: How do POJOs actually get called??

kasim Aug 9, 2006 2:40 PM (in response to kasim)

pete> yeah tahts what i thought.

And i realize the component stores all the attributes surrounding.

But just trying to figure out the sequence flow .... andi think i am missing a disconnect where the SeamPhaseListner calls and the POJO/EJB is called ... which i realise the SeamListener is responsible for the storing of the context objects in the EJB.

Just cant seam to find where it would actually mkae hte call that hey .. call the component.

The SeamInvocationContext seems just for EJBs
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4. Re: How do POJOs actually get called??

pmuir Aug 9, 2006 2:49 PM (in response to kasim)
I think

SeamInterceptor deals with injection into objects (delegates to Component)
SeamPhaseListener does init for JSF requests
SeamVariableResolver resolves (and loads?) the component for JSF
...

I for one would be interested to see a more complete list
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