Related to Trinidad in that this is the main application/UI technology to be
used. We have a requirement to process a large amount of data and insert it
into a database. The data will be in a csv format and have millions of
entries.
We have 2 main issues here...
1. Getting the data into the app
I've just picked up some code that was appearing to execute twice or even
three times for every request. I put some logging in a phase listener and a
custom faces servlet (delegates to a real one) so I could track the
requests.
I finally tracked the problem down to command components that
Is it possible to access the value of a facelets ui:param tag in phase
render response in a backing bean?
I tried to resolve #{activeTab} in MyController.getOnlick() without success.
Sample:
1) Template
ui:composition template=templates/main.xhtml
ui:param name=activeTab value=blabla/
Hi Paul,
(I would have assumed that it would ignore the partial
submit as the entire view needs updating).
Actually the action can respond a null value and the partial submit works
fine. I'm currently using this way, so I don't think the behavior you
described is a general issue, maybe a
Walter Mourão-2 wrote:
Actually the action can respond a null value and the partial submit works
fine. I'm currently using this way, so I don't think the behavior you
described is a general issue, maybe a localized bug.
Can you explain why you are doing this? If you need to re-render the
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 1:18 PM, Paul Mander paul.s.man...@gmail.comwrote:
Can you explain why you are doing this? If you need to re-render the whole
page (by returning null from a command action) then why are you using a
partial submit? Surely a partial submit is to target a part of a view
Hi
I checked in deep some days ago ui:param, and it only define the expression
when the view is build, but its context is not preserved on other phases.
FaceletContext extends from ELContext and override its VariableMapper and
FunctionMapper. So in practice, ui:param just add a variable on the
Hi Michael,
You can use c:set from the JSTL to put the value into the request scope.
Then you can access it in the facelet and also later in the action method.
Namespace: xmlns:c=http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core;
c:set target=#{requestScope} property=foo value=fooValue /
Regards,
Jakob
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