wrote:
This is a very interesting project - will need to check it out for my
next web-app ;)
Will you also restrict delivering a view based on the user role? This
is the third layer of security restrictions necessary in JSF...
regards,
Martin
On 10/6/05, Duncan Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
available by
redirecting from the dummy protected page.
I looked the source code of servletauthenticator package. But
have not figured out how to the realm object to call
authenticate(). Any help is appreciated.
Thanks. Dave
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Or if you want to access another managed bean at runtime so to speak
you can use a method something like this:
public static Object resolveExpression(FacesContext ctx, String
expression)
{
Application app = ctx.getApplication();
ValueBinding bind = app.createValueBinding(expression);
.
Actually, you're right - having Spring manage it works, since it has
application scope anyway.
So if the scope had to be something more transient than application
scope, I would have to use the jsf-spring package?
-Dave
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David, Could
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David Tashima wrote:
Hey everyone,
I am integrating Spring into my JSF application, and had a question
about the lifecycle of a JSF managed bean.I have a JSF managed bean that
depends on a Spring managed bean. The
problem is that I need to do some
) as a starting idea for a JSF/Struts/Shale webapp? Might be a nice
community-project...
regards
Alexander
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that tommorrow.
Duncan Mills - Oracle
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There's one in the Oracle
ADF Faces component set: af:chooseColor
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Duncan Mills
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Jaroslav Rychna wrote:
Hi,
in my app user should choose color. Is there any color picker popup
component? Like inputCalendar component.
Thanks
jarin
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