Here is my tomcat screen (attached file).
Michael Freedman a écrit :
Can you provide more information? What specific warnings are you
seeing? Anything else?
On 6/10/2010 6:50 AM, Yves Deschamps wrote:
Hi,
My JSF Trinidad application (servlet) run.
But in portlet mode the skins are not
Oups, the attached file is lost...
I have that:
10 juin 2010 18:15:39
org.apache.myfaces.trinidadinternal.skin.SkinFactoryImpl getSkin
ATTENTION: Impossible de trouver une apparence correspondant à la
famille minimalFamily et au kit renderkit portlet. Utilisation de
l'apparence simple
Thank you Michael
I solve my problem like this, it's ok now.
tr:commandLink styleClass=listingLink action=page
f:setPropertyActionListener value=#{title.index}
target=#{commonController.indexTitle} /
h:outputText value=#{title.title} escape=false /
/tr:commandLink
Michael Freedman a
Yves,
The problem here is that we want the portlet bridge to work as close
to the servlet case as possible. Mike, let me see if I can come up
with a usecase based on Yves' info and I'll geberate a jira .
On Friday, June 11, 2010, Yves Deschamps yves.descha...@univ-lille1.fr wrote:
Thank you
Yves,
The portal skins have some special styling. I don't know french very
well, but it's possible that you're trying to use a skin that is not
based on simple or doesn't have an equivalent in the portal.
Trinidad was reskinned a while back and I'm not sure I ever checked it
for portal
Hello,
I have the same Problem on a sheet, i`ve registered event listener to
some element by loading of the page.
But after the sheet is refreshed via Ajax (e.g. sorting), the jscript
function will be not called again.
Regars,
Hani
2007/4/9, madan chowdary mada...@yahoo.com:
Hi All,
I was
Thank's Scott
My english is also very bad :-)
When my application detect good User-Agent and goodFamily
But jsf trinidad in portlet mode don't find the skin...
I try that
skin
idiphone.portlet/id
familyiphoneFamily/family
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Hi,
below is my JSF code,
h:column
h:selectManyListbox size=3 rendered=true id=serviceTypes
immediate=true valueChangeListener=#{hostInfoBean.changeServiceTypes}
f:selectItems value=#{hostInfoBean.serviceTypeItems} /
a4j:support event=onchange
I think the problem is that your valueChangeListener is not getting
called as it's not an ajax call. Can you try changing it to an
actionListener and putting the actionListener tag on your a4j:support?
Also, I don't think you need to have immediate specified if you are
using ajaxSingle=true
I reason I didn't try with actionListener in a4j:support is that I am not
sure whether it gives the list of values I have selected in the
SelectManyListBox. But valueChangeListener gives me the new value selected.
I have the same code working for an input text box but I am facing this
issue
My suggestion is to try it with an actionListener. I think you'll
find that the model is populated with the current value of the list
box by the time it executes, but you'll know for sure if you try it :)
I converted a facelets page to ajax using only a4j:support and
a4j:region, and it seemed
Hi I am not familiar with Tobago in this case,
but it is generally like that that elements loose attached event
listeners (if they are dynamically attached) if the node is refreshed.
The trick to cope with this is to intercept the ajax call once it is
done ad reattach those events.
JSF2 for
Now I tried with actionListener as well. But still I am getting the same
warning.
h:selectManyListbox size=3 rendered=true id=serviceTypes
f:selectItems value=#{hostInfoBean.serviceTypeItems} /
a4j:support event=onchange
actionListener=#{hostInfoBean.changeServiceTypes}
Hmm. I am using Myfaces 1.2.9 and Richfaces 3.3.3, so it's possible
that there's something different about it under Myfaces 2.0.
Under my environment, using the following insures that messages are
always rendered for ajax requests.But rendering the messages isn't
really your problem -- it's
I just added value=#{hostInfoBean.serviceType} to the tag. And in the java
bean the declaration is like ,
private ListString serviceType = new ArrayListString();
Is this correct?
But still I am getting the same error,
hostInfo:serviceTypes: Validation Error: Value is not valid
Sorry. I haven't used SelectManyListBox, so I can't be of much more help.
One easy thing to try is to remove the a4j:support, move the
actionListener to the SelectManyListBox, and try it as a non-ajax
request. That will tell you if it's an ajax issue or a generic
SelectManyListBox usage
I will try and update..
Thanks for the help..
regards,
Suresh
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
Sorry. I haven't used SelectManyListBox, so I can't be of much more help.
One easy thing to try is to remove the a4j:support, move the
actionListener to the SelectManyListBox, and try it as a
Hello,
Using myfaces 1.2.8 and tomahawk12 1.1.9, I've implemented a JSF page
with a request-scoped backing bean and which employs t:saveState to hold
some of the page's state between requests. My original goal was to find
a way to allow multiple tab/window-copies of the page to act
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