On Sunday 24 December 2006 00:11, Craig McClanahan wrote:
On 12/23/06, Marek Zachara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
certainly, though it boils down to extremely simple scenario:
bean1 (scope=request):
public String testAction() {
System.out.print(Test Action);
return null;
Thanks for the response Mike, but the t:commandLink IS inside the
t:columns, isn't it? (I re-pasted the example jsf) The UIData binding
variable is getting a valid (and correct) row(column) index at all other
times except when the view state is restored using the method (described in
the
I'm seeing this issue using ADF 10.1.3. I have the default renderer set to
adf's renderer, and when I try to render a t:commandlink inside a facet, I
see the following trace:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
I thought that t:columns required that you have t:column elements
inside it, but I haven't used it in awhile. A quick look at the
examples doesn't show that.
I guess I'm wrong. Take a look at the source code for t:columns.
It's likely that the row index isn't being set correctly at that
Marek, you could submit a wishlist item on this, but it's a issue with
the design of JSF and not something that can be fixed in MyFaces.
The real issue is that you need page-scoped data often times in JSF,
and that scope is not supported by default.
t:saveState (and the equivalents in ADFFaces
Hello, I have the same problem.
any one knows the solution?
Thanks!
KwonNam Son [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
The following is a fragment of my JSP.
f:form
blah... blah...
h:commandLink rendered=true id=lnkTemplateUpdateAction
action=notificationTemplateUpdate immediate=true
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