2 Replies Latest reply on Jul 9, 2008 1:51 PM by accless

    Question about SeamBay

    accountclosed
    accountclosed Jul 7, 2008 8:16 PM

      In the SeamBay (Seam 2.0.2.CR1) example, in the header.xhtml file (which is referenced from within the home.xhtml file) on line 39 there is an s link and the value for that element (tag) is register. The docs say that the value attribute is the JSF view id to link to. My question is (and within the context of the SeamBay example, is this referring to the view-id for the page element in the pages.xml file (line 125) of the example?


      I guess what I'm asking is, is register a shorthand way of actually specifying ./register.xhtml?


      Many thanks for any help.

        • 1. Re: Question about SeamBay
          accountclosed
          accountclosed Jul 7, 2008 8:31 PM (in response to accountclosed)

          Sorry, what I should have also asked was in the pages.xml file (for the SeamBay example), the navigation element has this:


          <navigation from-action="#{register.start}">
  <redirect view-id="/register.xhtml"/>
</navigation>



          The from-action attribute has reference to an EL expression register.start. Is register.start a standard method/property just like Seam's identity component with login/username/password/loggedIn ?


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          • 2. Re: Question about SeamBay
            accless
            accless Jul 9, 2008 1:51 PM (in response to accountclosed)

            Without knowing the SeamBay-Example I would conclude that register.start has to be resolved to:


            1) a session bean or Seam - Pojo with the Annotation @Name(register)


            2) start is a public method of this session bean or Seam-Pojo



            Therefore register is NOT a shorthand way of actually specifying ./render.xhtml


            Greetings

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