undertow.js | JavaScript based handlers for Undertow | Continuous Deployment library
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kandi X-RAY | undertow.js Summary
Undertow.js is an integration library that provides and easy way to integrate server side JavaScript code with Java EE components. This project is in the very early stages, and is not much more than a proof of concept at this stage. Lots of things can (and almost certainly will) change as the project matures. This project allows you to register Undertow handlers using javascript, which can inject and use EE components such as CDI beans. It supports hot deployment, so it is possible to modify your scripts without any compile + redeploy cycle (especially when combined with the upcoming external resource support in Wildfly). Note that this project requires JDK8, as it uses Nashorn as the script engine. Issues can be reported at
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- Handle script deployment
- Returns a HttpHandler that returns the HttpHandler
- Returns a handler wrapper
- Starts the JavaScript
- Returns a new builder
- Builds the script engine
- Resolves a reference from an injection context
- Gets the reference
- Lookup the bean manager
- Get a template
- Loads a template from the resource manager
- Do nothing
- Initializes the engine
- Gets a template
- Extracts an object from an injection context
- Gets a template using the given template
- Stops the engine
- Handle request
- Initialize FreeMarker
- Evaluates a script
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QUESTION
I am migrating a really old application from jboss 6 to wildfly 19. It bases on EJB2 and JSF1.2 - MyFaces. Application is deployed, but when I try to reach one of JSP page (wrapped with JSF) then I am getting an error, which tells me nothing. Is there somebody who could know what does it mean? Thanks in advance for help.
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Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 10:12When getting a stack trace, always look at the bottommost root cause. The answer is usually right there.
QUESTION
I have recently had to update all of my imports in a web application from http to https, due to company security updates. But my jstl imports will not work. Here is an example. The only change I've made is adding an s. Top line is how it was, bottom line is how it is now:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-05 at 13:25The URI of a taglib is only an indentifier, it's not used to get any resource. They are defined in the JSTL spec:
So the URIs must be exactly that.
QUESTION
I was encountering JBWEB004061: An error occurred at line: 129 in the generated java file The code of method _jspService(HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse) is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit.
I have tried several solution around the web and issue still persists.
I am using JBOSS EAP 7 as the server. Included apache tomcat in the runtime of the project
Note: I am migrating servers from Websphere to JBOSS. No problem in Websphere at all.
Any light and output would be appreciated.
Here are the stacktrace of the error:
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Answered 2019-May-31 at 03:25Already solved it by adding:
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I am working with spring webflow
My jsp page is
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Answered 2019-Mar-08 at 05:44I see several possible misunderstandings there, but I think the main one is that you're using single quotes around attributes that you should not. The one causing this particular problem is:
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