Re: how to create dynamic grahpics with JFreeChart and myfaces?

See JSF Chart Creator [1], it uses JFreeChart 1.0.5. [1] http://jsf-comp.sourceforge.net/components/chartcreator/index.html http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart Glauco P. Gomes Mario Ivankovits escreveu: Hi! I want to show a BufferedImage on a JSF-generated page. In my case, this Image is

Re: t:schedule - out of memory

In Eclipse you could use the Eclipse Test Performance Tools Platform Project [1] to profile. [1] http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/ Glauco P. Gomes Tomek Szpinda escreveu: Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen wrote: Tomek Szpinda skrev den 11-05-2007 16:35: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space

Re: injecting HTML through a BackingBean

Use h:outputText with escape=false. Eg.: h:outputText value=#{yourBean.yourText} escape=false / Glauco P. Gomes omidh escreveu: Hi, I use a RichtextBox in my Portlet, which is using MyFaces. Now I would like to display the written Text (in the richtextBox Editor) in some other pages. As you

Re: addResource java.lang.ClassCastException

Return an empty String ; Glauco P. Gomes Dave escreveu: HI Omidh, Thanks for help. I used h:outputText to trigger the code to add javascript. If the method returns work done, it would show up on page. Dave */omidh [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote: Try to return a String... public

Re: Creative use of dataTable and collapsiblePanel

Use the detailStamp facet in Tomahawk dataTable, see example here: http://www.irian.at/myfaces/masterDetail.jsf Glauco P. Gomes Novaree escreveu: Hi, Here's what I need to do: ||[ ]|Name|Email|Phone +-+---++-+- ||[ ]|Matt|[EMAIL PROTECTED]|123-4567 ||[

Re: JSF t:saveState and Spring 2.0

I use it without problems. Glauco P. Gomes Lisa escreveu: Currently we are using JSF IoC container but need some features in Spring 2.0 IoC. Will t:saveState continue to work if we switch to Spring 2.0 to manage the backing beans at a request scope level? thanks L

Re: creating 'empty' select items

You can do this: SelectItems[] items = new SelectItems[] { new SelectItem(, (none)), new SelectItem(1, one), ... }; Glauco P. Gomes Laurie Harper escreveu: Mike Kienenberger wrote: If I recall, one of the constructors does allow you to inconsistently pass in a null.