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jsf2.2 + cdi + Target Unreachable [message #1691179] Thu, 02 April 2015 20:12
José Antonio Delgado Trujillo is currently offline José Antonio Delgado TrujilloFriend
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i'm using:
Eclipse Luna + jbossAsTool + wildfly 8.2

i'm trying the example hello1 (in the jee 7 tutorial).
In this example, it's use JSF 2.2 + CDI.
There are two pages:
index - A form to put your name
response - A greeting with your name

There is a manage bean Hello.java which is injected with the annotations:
@Named.
@RequestScoped

So in the xhtml page we can use #{hello.name}.

i haven´t any problems to build, install and deploy the project in the server.
But when i try to run in the server and put my name and clic the button suit i found the error:

/index.xhtml @20,43 value="#{hello.name}": Target Unreachable, identifier 'hello' resolved to null

I did the next:
Create a maven project with wildly-javaee7-webapp-blank-arquetype
Create the manage bean Hello with the annotations (src/main/java)
Create the index and response XHTML page (src/main/webapp)

Under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF there are:
web.xml
beans.xml

I don't know what is the problem. It fails the CDI because it can't find the bin Hello.

I attached the files.

Any suggestion?




  • Attachment: Hello.java
    (Size: 0.30KB, Downloaded 153 times)
  • Attachment: index.xhtml
    (Size: 1.30KB, Downloaded 183 times)
  • Attachment: response.xhtml
    (Size: 0.66KB, Downloaded 175 times)
  • Attachment: web.xml
    (Size: 0.98KB, Downloaded 361 times)
  • Attachment: beans.xml
    (Size: 1.14KB, Downloaded 155 times)
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