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I setup simple java ee project and using jta transaction and using OpenJpa 2.4.2 as Jpa provider, maven 3.3, eclipse 2020-06, jdk 8U2002, weblogic 12.4.2 and java ee 6 and get this exception:

I have a web application currently deployed on Wildfly 22, using JSF 2.3 and OpenJDK 11. I'm currently migrating the login page from j_security_check to a programmatically login, following BalusC example on this post:

Performing user authentication in Java EE / JSF using j_security_check

I'm not posting the login code, because it's exactly like BalusC post.

The login process is working just fine, except when the session-timeout expires on the login page. In other words, when the user requests a protected resource, the login page is presented. If the session expires before the login form is submitted a ViewExpiredException is thrown and an error is presented to the user.

I understand this is the expected behaviour, however it's not the desired situation for the end-user. I managed to minimize this situation using OmniFaces's ViewExpiredExceptionHandler. This way, when a ViewExpiredException is thrown, the OmniFaces handler will catch it and redirects to the current URL with the query string. In other words, the user tries to login after the session expires and the login page is presented again to the user.

I managed to use the #{flash['org.omnifaces.view_expired'] eq true} so that a nice message is presented to the user, explaining that a timeout occurred.

Is there any way to workaround this situation, and performing a successful login even when the session expires, so that the user doesn't have to enter his credentials twice?

Thanks for your help!

so i want to connect a mongodb atlas cluster to a jpa project

i could connect to mongodb local with this repo : https://github.com/i0712326/java-ee-hibernate-mongodb/tree/main/java-ee-09-hibernate-ogm

but how much i changed its persistanse.xml file to able to connect to atlas it didnt work... i used almost all of property in this page : https://github.com/WiPeK/JavaEE-Bank/blob/5446e1c0fc87b7d4ef28e89bd3c5542de62ecaa7/shared/src/main/resources/META-INF/mongo-persistence.xml

i think problem is from host property so i used this property:

I am trying to make Hello World web application using Eclipse and Java-ee 8, but i can not access .xhtml file, getting 404 error.

It is Maven project.

Before i deploy and run on server, which is WildFly 21.0.2, i do Maven -> Update and Run as -> Maven -> Clean verify.

The server is starting OK, because i can access it at localhost.

Page i am trying to access is index.xhtml, which is in webapp folder next to WEB-INF folder.

There is a similiar question: Error 404 - Not Found Wildfly, but restarting Eclipse did not help.

Page is accessible when i deploy to Apache TomEE 8.0.5 web profile.

When i deploy my java-ee-8 application to WildFly 21.0.2 server (also tried 19.1.0) i can not access xhtml page. I get 404 error code. When i deploy to Apache TomEE 8.0.5 web profile, page is accessible. Both servers are compatible with java-ee-8 and started successfully. No errors in console nor logs.

No configuration were done to the servers, i just added them to Eclipse and started. Same project was deployed. Does anyone know where could be the problem? I want to deploy my app to WildFly, not TomEE.

TomEE starting log, also with accessing the page: https://textuploader.com/185ql

WildFly starting log (nothing in console when trying to access the page): https://textuploader.com/185qc

project structure:

pom.xml:

There's chapter 10 in the book "Pro JPA 2 in Java EE 8", section called "Multiple Mapped Attributes", there the well-known department-project example using @IdClass, full example code at https://github.com/Apress/pro-jpa-2-in-java-ee-8/tree/master/examples/Chapter10/08-multipleMappedAttributes/src/model/examples/model.

Short story below.

Project entity:

I would like to know if there is any way to change the color of the bulleted item in tree view in Eclipse while using a dark theme. I found this post that show the same problem but the post focus only on font and background color, not the bullet itself.

I have come across a rather curious issue with wildfly classloading. I have a java-ee webapp, structured as follows:

this is my firt try with a Maven project using Wildfly. So, this is my standalone file in xml for datasource:

I’m reading thru this tutorial:

JAX-RS Delete Example

It first runs: ClientAllOrders(), which creates 5 orders. Then it runs: ClientDeleteById(), which deletes orders 2 and 4. Then it runs ClientAllOrders(), and gets all orders except for orders 2, 4. It creates orders here: