Disabling Persistence Conversation Feature

Hi!

I tried deleting the part regardless to persistence from spring configuration (application-context.xml) but no success. I encountered exceptions thrown by the Orchestra Conversation Interceptor.

Not configuring the persistence related advice (e.g the persistentContextConversationInterceptor) with the scope should be sufficient.

What exceptions do you encounter?

Ciao,
Mario

Mario Ivankovits schrieb:
For conversations *with* persistence support, you'll have something like
this in the spring config file:

  <entry key="conversation.manual">
    <bean class="org.apache.myfaces.orchestra.conversation.spring.SpringConversationScope">
      <property name="timeout" value="30" />
      <property name="advices">
        <list>
          <ref bean="persistentContextConversationInterceptor"/>
        </list>
      </property>
    </bean>
  </entry>

If you don't need persistence, just leave out the "advices" property. It
is the persistenceContextConversationInterceptor that does all the work
of binding a PersistenceContext to a conversation instance.

And in future, please ask questions on the user list. It's better for
*you* because there are lots of very competent people who subscribe to
the users list but not the dev list. And all developers subscribe to both.

Regards,
Simon

Thanks! This solved my problem. It's working great now.

Sorry for writing on this list, I will post my future comments on users
list.

Regards,
Martin de la Rosa-.

-----Original Message-----
From: simon.kitching@... [mailto:simon.kitching@...]
Sent: Martes, 06 de Mayo de 2008 04:42 a.m.
To: MyFaces Development
Subject: Re: [Orchestra] Disabling Persistence Conversation Feature

Mario Ivankovits schrieb:
For conversations *with* persistence support, you'll have something like
this in the spring config file:

  <entry key="conversation.manual">
    <bean
class="org.apache.myfaces.orchestra.conversation.spring.SpringConversationSc
ope">
      <property name="timeout" value="30" />
      <property name="advices">
        <list>
          <ref bean="persistentContextConversationInterceptor"/>
        </list>
      </property>
    </bean>
  </entry>

If you don't need persistence, just leave out the "advices" property. It
is the persistenceContextConversationInterceptor that does all the work
of binding a PersistenceContext to a conversation instance.

And in future, please ask questions on the user list. It's better for
*you* because there are lots of very competent people who subscribe to
the users list but not the dev list. And all developers subscribe to both.

Regards,
Simon