We would like that - have written him two (!) times if he wants to
provide his source MIT, BSD or ASL based - he didn't answer. We can't
use the source code under the LGPL, sorry.
regards,
MartinOn 8/9/05, Dani Kenan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When
body had a dir=rtl month and
The thing is I had such a problem once - and I have completely
forgotten what it was in the end. I ended up putting stuff out of the
page, reload, putting other stuff out, reload, finally thinking - oh
that was it, and thanks to my spongy brain, the solution is completely
gone.
keep us updated!
On 8/9/05, Richard Wallace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, it's not a h:commandLink.I think the problem occurred on ah:outputText element actually.Which is why I can't track it down nowcause there are lots of those on the page =P
I have faced the same problem already , and the problem gone away
Hummm ... Sorry every one, don't read what I've wrote in my previous messages
... Thinks I can't do or say intelligent things yesterday. Mathias gave a
solution in a previous message and it works well :
When the action of your button is invoked get the current value of the
first
I wonder is the internationalization support is included yet or not,
but I am interested in implementing the Shamsi calendar for it.On 8/9/05, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:We would like that - have written him two (!) times if he wants to
provide his source MIT, BSD or ASL based - he
Title: MyFaces and JasperReport
Hi,
Could anybody tell me if it is possible to use JasperReport with MyFaces in order to generate pdf and xls file.
Is there any documentation about that.
Thanks for any help.
Henri-Philippe Delbrouck
I totally agree. The
wrapper, API and tag also require improvements.
See http://jscalendar.sourceforge.net
it seems very robust and flexible. Contact them. Maybe they are willing to add
another license in addition to LGPL.
From: Martin
Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good morning together,
after I tried for nearly an hour to get this problem solved, I would like to
ask you all if anyone could help me. I got the following constellation: I have
form having a selectOneMenu:
x:selectOneMenu id=selectSystem immediate=true
onchange=this.form.submit( );
Hello,
Is it possible to bind any jsf component to a generic jsf tag.
h:baseJSFTag binding=#{managedBean.anyJsfComponent}/
I want to know if we can generate dynamically bind all jsf components
on a jsp page without specifiing the jsf tag type.
Thanks
Title: Message
Hi,
I use a
x:selectOneRadio component inone ofmy application pages.
This page allow the user to specify research criteria. The
x:selectOneRadio is one of them.
My page is divided
in a panelGroup whereI add all the criteria components and a form
with a commandButton to throw
I don't know if I understand you right,
two possible solutions:
1. reset the input compoments in the
listerner:
HtmlInputText building = (HtmlInputText) event.getComponent().findComponent(building);
building.setSubmittedValue(null);
2. do a page navigation to the same
page with a command
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 09.08.2005 05:02:57:
Mathias. You've got several good ideas here. I will respond
inlinebelow ...
Well my thoughts:
Supplying a custom TreeModel may make sense, but as we found
out it should
not cover the
expand/collapse state of the component. A
I want to fix my request by :
jsf development without jsp :
* feedbacks
* adv/draw
the myfaces' way to do it
Thanks
2005/8/9, hicham abassi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
Is it possible to bind any jsf component to a generic jsf tag.
h:baseJSFTag binding=#{managedBean.anyJsfComponent}/
I
Hi Henri,
1. put commandButton on JSF to call action method of managed bean; the
PDF will open in new browser window.
h:form id=yourform target=_blank
h:commandButton styleClass=btn value=#{msg.btn_pdf}
action=#{reportMBean.createPdf} /
2. and use something like this in your reportMBean
Thank you very much Jozef
I will try your proposal
Cheers
Henri
-Original Message-
From: Jozef Hribik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: mardi 9 août 2005 13:39
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: MyFaces and JasperReport
Hi Henri,
1. put commandButton on JSF to call action method of
Jozef, have you gotten around the problem of a double click to get back to
the original form state. Here is my problem. Whenever I use
ctx.responseComplete() it always seems to mess with the state of the
application. By that I mean when I click the button the first time it
submits the form and
Hi Sean,
well I couldn't resist it. I have created
a patch that includes most of my ideas.
It was a fast hack, there may be new
bugs with it.
Most of the changes are in UITree.saveState,
UITree.restoreState and UITree.getDataModel ... now it is again possible
to only supply a root TreeNode.
I
You have to bind to a method. You can do something like :
h:inputText value=#{fooBean.someMethod} binding=#{barBean.someOtherMethod}/
or use the same bean for both the binding and value attributes like:
h:inputText value=#{fooBean.someMethod} binding=#{fooBean.setTextComp}/
HTH,
sean
On
Hi,
I got errors when I download nightly build
myfaces-20050807.zip.
Any idea?
Thanks
Melody
weblogic.servlet.jsp.JspException: (line 3): Error in using tag library uri='http://myfaces.apache.org/extensions' prefix='x': The Tag class
Hi!
On the negative side, we do sometimes have that JSF annoyance with
URLs going out of sync. As it turned out, though, the flow-scoped
sequences we support wouldn't have been easily bookmarkable anyway.
If its not a problem to have the extra redirect roundtrip, there seems
to be a solution
Hello,
I have a datatable on my JSP page that displays list
of employees. This datatable has only outputText
components for displaying data. Value binding is
something like:
value=#{employees.listOfEmployees}
Inside employees bean there is getter for
listOfEmployees:
public List
I'm using eclipse 3.1 with WTP 0.7 and Tomcat 5.0.28
and it works fine.
Although I think a context restart is not really necessary
if a edit a JSP page.
Have you looked into the tomcat log? It is located
somewhere in a temp folder under workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.wst.server.core
Hi,
I'm somewhat of a newbie with JSF and I'm attempting to use the data
scroller with a data table.
I've tried to set a jsp page up in the same way as the example.
When the table has more then 10 entries the pagination widget displays
correctly.
If I select the next page I end up with an
From my limited use of DataScroller, it's simply a decorator.
You design as if it doesn't exist (ie, work everything through your DataTable).
Then you stick a couple DataScroller components on your page to modify
what's actually rendered and displayed, and add a rows parameter to
dataTable.
Here
Title: Message
Hi,
Did you remove the
appropriate Jars from the lib directory of your Tomcat as it is explain on the
myfaces web site (http://myfaces.apache.org/)
???
Clément
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Envoyé: mardi 9 août 2005
This might not be an issue with DataScroller or Datatable, but instead
is just a scoping issue with your table backing data.
Is your data still there after you process a second request? If
you're only accessing it in a request-scoped bean, then it's gone
afterwards. A quick way to check is to
Interesting.
Well the backing bean was set for request scope. I tried setting it to
session scope but it didn't fix the problem. The symptoms remained exactly
the same.
The first page says: 14 users found, displaying 10 users . Page 1/2
In both cases when I select the second page the
I use
NetBeans 4.1, and it works great. You can see the tomcat server log right
inside the IDE.
Warren
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, August
09, 2005 11:31 AMTo: users@myfaces.apache.orgSubject:
Antwort: [OT] Is anyone
My biggest concern (right now) with switching to JSF is having
to teach our web designers JSF tags.
They want to work in HTML and JavaScript and use there favorite
web design tools (e.g. Dreamweaver).
They also often have to begin designing the pages and flow etc
before any of the application
You can do this in facelets right now. Shale's Clay will probably
also let you do this, but I haven't tried it.
These are your best bets at this time.
-Mike
On 8/9/05, Lindholm, Greg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My biggest concern (right now) with switching to JSF is having
to teach our web
I attended OSCON last week and was introduced to Tapestry, JSF's
competitor. Tapestry doesn't have the exact same problems as JSF because
instead of creating a whole new line of tags it uses existing HTML tags
(i.e. input) and marks them up further by adding new attributes to them.
This aids in
The tapestry approach is the same approach that both Shale Clay and
Facelets take.
For facelets, take a look at this URL:
https://facelets.dev.java.net/nonav/docs/dev/docbook.html#taglib-use-jsfc
For Clay, take a look at Tapestry, as I'm pretty sure they're going to
use the Tapestry template
Am Montag, 8. August 2005 16:24 schrieb Sean Schofield:
I agree. Do you want to come up with an example and submit a patch?
sean
You guessed it: I am also interested. As soon as I have an example running, I
can submit it.
At the moment, I am still trying to find out how well frames are
@Mathias,
Looks good. I made a few tweaks (mostly formatting changes) and
committed. I also changed the examples back the way they were before
the model change.
I like your idea of optionally persisting the TreeState. At some
point, I may want to update one of the simple examples and have
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