Hi, Changing the bean from (scope="request") to (scope="singleton" or scope="session") resolves the problem below. I'm guessing the Trinidad pop-ups do not qualify as being from the same request scope, thereby causing the Dao class to timeout going to Postgres and hang the HTTP connection. I thought hibernate would automatically re-connect in those situations, but I guess not. I just read most spring beans should be scoped singleton anyways, that is the default. I posted this just in case anyone else runs into this problem. Thank you.
-Dean Animated Designs ----- Original Message ---- From: dean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, October 7, 2008 6:57:27 PM Subject: [Trinidad] client (or server?) JS timeout on inputListOfValues only when running hibernate query Hi, I am running into a reproducible inputListOfValues timeout problem. My configuration is Vista, Java 1.5, Spring 2.5, Tomcat 6.0.18, Trinidad 1.2.9, Hibernate 3.4, Postgres 8. I mirrored the approach used in the sample project. The strange thing, is that it works fine when I hardcode the values for the list. But when I use a hibernate call to populate the list, the dialog appears to timeout after 3-4 successful iterations (clicking on the flashlight). The last dialog will appear to timeout going to the server. I know the hibernate service is returning the sql results correctly because I am able to view the results in the pop-up table. I don't think the problem is my configuration because I integrated the periodicTable demo directly into the same page (even right into the same table/column) and it runs without any problems. The hibernate service is being injected using the spring constructor method. I don't get any visible JS errors in Firebug. The browser window time's out "Waiting for localhost...". Firebug shows 0 requests. Since the hibernate query runs in the constructor, I don't see any reason why the hibernate query (less than 100 rows) would contribute to the dialog timing out. It behaves the same with/without Facelets. Thank you. -Dean Animated Designs http://localhost:8080/cms_admin/faces/__ADFv__?_afPfm=5de8ff1e.9&_t=fred&_vir=/jspx/dialog/optionCode.jspx&loc=en-US&_minWidth=500&_minHeight=300&_rtrnId=4 <code> <tr:inputListOfValues label="test" searchDesc="select from a list" columns="16" action="dialog:kmaOptionCodeTableProxy" windowHeight="300" windowWidth="500" /> <bean id="kmaOptionCodeTableProxy" class="com.anides.cms.admin.faces.beans.proxy.KmaOptionCodeTableProxy" scope="request" p:kmaOptionCode-ref="kmaOptionCode"> <constructor-arg index="0" ref="kmaService"/> </bean> public KmaOptionCodeTableProxy(KmaService kmaService) { this.optionCodeLoL=new ArrayList<List<String>>(); this.kmaService=kmaService; // List values hardcoded with no problems List<String> ls=new ArrayList<String>(2); ls.add("OC"); ls.add("descr"); this.optionCodeLoL.add(ls); // This works for the first 3-4 pop-ups, than subsequent dialogs open but do not render (browser tries to connect) /* OptionCodeDao optionCodeDao=this.kmaService.getOptionCodeDao(); //hibernate call List<OptionCodePE> optionCodePEList=optionCodeDao.findAll(); for (int i=0;i<optionCodePEList.size();i++) { List<String> ls=new ArrayList<String>(2); if (!optionCodePEList.get(i).getIs_package()) { ls.add(optionCodePEList.get(i).getOption_code()); ls.add(optionCodePEList.get(i).getDescription()); this.optionCodeLoL.add(ls); } } */ } </code>
