Hi...
I have an application that is using the Page Flow Scope a bunch.
In many of our beans' getXyz() methods, we are fetching some data and
putting it in the Flow Scope for later requests to use. A couple of
additions to one of our pages, which seemed to have nothing to do with
When in a PhaseListener, or I suppose at any point during the
request, is it possible to know which component triggered the request?
Even just a clientId would suit my needs.
Thanks...
Dave
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Hi everybody.
Is there an easy way for an action method to check for the
existence of a navigation rule before returning the outcome String? I
know that the normal functionality is that, if you return an outcome
that does not match to an existing navigation rule, the same view
outcomes from
somewhere else, perhaps by setting
navigationHandler.setFallBackOutcomeCallback(Method method), or
perhaps caching the ViewRoot if you query for whether there's an
outcome and reusing it on the real invocation.
On 8/31/07, David Brunette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody
Regarding the problem with PPR, I had a similar problem with that soon
after the PPR stuff was changed for 1.0.2 (see topic in the dev list named
[Trinidad] AJAX PPR - Invalid PPR Response error). The problem only happened
when using Weblogic and JSP. When using Weblogic with Facelets
= getMyTable();
int size = collection.getRowCount();
for( int index = 0 ; index size ; index++ ) {
collection.setRowKey( Integer.valueOf( index ) );
_resetEditableValues( collection.findComponent( inputTextId ) );
}
From: David Brunette
Hello.
I am having trouble with this as well. But, the difference in my
situation is that the inputText components that I am trying to reset are
in a table. I'm having trouble getting a hold of those components in
the table so I can reset the values. I've tried a couple things,
=
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().findComponent(objectDetForm);
if(c != null c.getParent() != null)
c.getParent().getChildren().remove(c);
}
It's dirty, but for me it works
On 16/07/07, David Brunette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
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