Well,
things like tomahawk, tobago and trinidad are also able to run w/o MyFaces core.
So why not making the bridge an own subproject?
-M
On 6/7/07, Scott O'Bryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's certainly an option except that the Bridge in MyFaces is
distributed with MyFaces project. Right
Hello Bernd,
I can't find the info message you mentioned. This are the log file
entries I found.
2007-06-07 08:52:48,943 INFO
[org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoader] - Root
WebApplicationContext: initialization started
2007-06-07 08:52:49,053 INFO
Hello Bernd,
I have found the problem. It was simply the version of tomcat I used.
With tomcat 5.0. I got problems, with tomcat 5.5 the application works fine.
regards
Leonhard
Bernd Bohmann schrieb:
Hello Leonhard,
I think tobago is not configured correctly. Can you check the log files.
Hi,
for the moment I can absolutly live with java 5 ;-).
Anyway I was interested to look in the generator code and i found out
following:
The generator uses the following resource bundles to get the locale
dependent data:
sun.text.resources.DateFormatZoneData
sun.text.resources.LocaleElements
Question: If it was to use a converter/validator at what point would it append
onfocus (and any other events needed)? With a component it is appended when it
is rendered. If it were a validator it would have to add events to the
component its validating. Is this a good practice?
I'm in the
Thanks Adam,
That would be a general solution, I suppose I had thought of that but
was nervous of the overhead of traversing the entire component tree, is
that not something I should worry about?
We are using server-side state saving which might explain why that call
is needed for that code to
The application on which I am working deploys the
JavaServer Faces, Spring and Hibernate frameworks.
We are going to use the transfer object to move data
between J2EE tiers from the front end to the back end
and vice versa. In addition, data types may need to
be converted --
At the front end,
On 6/7/07, Perkins, Nate-P63196 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Adam,
That would be a general solution, I suppose I had thought of that but
was nervous of the overhead of traversing the entire component tree, is
that not something I should worry about?
Don't worry about it. It's virtually no
Hi Caroline,
IMO Transfer Objects were invented to combat the problem with
transferring heavyweight EJB 2 beans around. EJB3 beans are much
lighter, or you could be using POJOs instead, in which case you may not
need the Transfer Object.
I would use the managed beans of my JSF application as
On 6/7/07, William Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question: If it was to use a converter/validator at what point would it append
onfocus (and any other events needed)? With a component it is appended when it
is rendered. If it were a validator it would have to add events to the
component its
I'll call this a naïve post, but what are the benefits to client-side? I've
seen several times that it is 'highly recommended', but I can't say I know why.
Also, we do have some security constraints, does the state-saving method matter
for those kind of concerns?
Thanks for all the help so
Currently, you have to put the partialTriggers on the panelFormLayout
as a whole, which is awkward. I think it's about time we look at
re-jiggering the DOM here to support PPR of labels, but I've got plenty
on my plate right now.
FYI, the workaround of not using trh:body isn't going
to be a
Some big differences are support for server-side failover,
multiple simultaneous pages, and the back button.
Security is handled by only sending a token to the client; all
the real data is on the server. (There is an all mode
that sends all state to the client, but that exposes
the security
Hi,
I have a problem synchronizing my data with the visual result. I want to
implement 2 dependent comboBoxes (tr:selectOneChoice) using partialTriggers.
The components get their value from respective variables of a backingBean.
The problem is that when changing the master combo (which updates
I'm totally cool with that and I'm pretty sure the EG would be fine with
that as well. We just can't do things the same way as we did the old
bridge.
Also, JSR-301 has 1.2 as it's minimum Faces version, so I imagine this
could become the bridge implementation for MyFaces' 1.2 implementation
Your jpg shows that you're still using the jsf-api and jsf-ri jar
files and not using the myfaces-api and myfaces-impl jar files.
However, your web.xml file is using the MyFaces listener.
You need to pick one or the other, and then use the same version in
your web.xml file.
On 6/5/07,
If I set escape=false in h:outputText why can't I include HTML in the
text?
thanks
---
Some posts I read say that you can do this:
h:outputText
styleClass=my-text
escape=false
value=After pressing the Save button, P... other html tags
here/
but when I
This is because you're using an xml file format for your page.
You have to represent a literal P using xml escaping -- lt;Pgt;
When you change your value binding to an EL expression rather than a
string literal, you won't have this issue.
Also, wouldn't it be better to use BR/ instead of P?
On
Hi,
we are using a so called UserType to achieve a mapping between Java
objects and the SQL stuff. You are also using hibernate, so have a
look at the org.hibernate.usertype.UserType interface and it`s
implementations.
If you need an example mapping between boolean values and 'Y' or 'N',
mail
Hi,
My environment: JSF 1.2, Facelets, a4j, richfaces, spring, hibernate ...
This is what I'm doing:
I have a xhtml page that displays data in a dataTable. I'd like to
provide a link (not a button) on that page so that user can get a csv
version of the list. This tutorial
You only have a FacesContext when you are in a... Faces Context, which
means, code that gets called by the Faces Servlet. For example, a Managed
Bean or Converter, etcetera. Session scoped managed beans are stored in the
session under their managed bean name, so you can access them directly from
As Jan-Kees says, you can directly access them from the session map.
If that doesn't appeal to you (or you want to do something more
complicated), you can use this technique. Just remember to dispose
of the FacesContext when you're done with it.
I think there's a valueChangeNotifier (or something like that) in
Tomahawk that does this as well -- it's a value-change-listener that
executes after updateModel.
On 6/6/07, anoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
got the solution thanks to kaapa in irc. The problem is the phase when the
I am so sorry Mike...!!!
I forgot to tell you that I have renamed the myfaces files to jsf. So
those files in the JPG *ARE NOT* from JSF... They actually are from MyFaces
(I have just renamed them in order to maintain the compatibility with my
WTP/Eclipse configurations). Sorry about that...!
So... What are the next steps for this? Much debate and voting?
:)
Scott
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
I'm totally cool with that and I'm pretty sure the EG would be fine
with that as well. We just can't do things the same way as we did the
old bridge.
Also, JSR-301 has 1.2 as it's minimum Faces
Adam,
Thank you for the feedback. Looking forward to using the AJAX XMLHttp
changes.
Regards,
Graeme.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Winer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 8 June 2007 1:44 AM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: [Trinidad] PPR in panelFormLayout - Changing
This has nothing to do with the phaseListener - and in fact,
you should not be referring to the trinidadinternal listener in
your faces-config.xml. (It's automatically registered, so you're
double-registering it.)
The issue is that there's a pending local value for each
component when Update
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