Hi Gary,
thank you very much for your great answer. I already tried to access the
rendered HTML content in a custom ViewHandler. In a similar way as the
ClayViewHandler does it and the recursiveRender method was exactly what I
was looking for. Unfortunately there is still one problem remaining:
Thanx again!
In your custom view handler, I would try overriding the renderView method
while delegating to the original for the other methods. In the renderView,
pipe the response writer to a local buffer and use the external context to
dispatch to the viewId (JSP page) [1]. Under JSF 1.1
render phase. There are
wrappers on the ResponseWriter you can use to decorate the existing
one (see ResponseWriterWrapper in shared_tomahawk).
It is as simple as
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().setResponseWriter(obj);
On 9/16/07, Manfred K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew
pages for this requirement.
Andrew Robinson-5 wrote:
You could replace the responsewriter and have full control over the output
On 9/15/07, Manfred K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for your reply!
We are using myfaces (1.1.5).
I just had a look at the standard ViewHandler
Hi Andrew,
how can you wrap the response writer in a custom phase listener?
facesContext.getResponseWriter() returns null in a phaselistener or custom
viewhandler!
Best Regards
Andrew Robinson-5 wrote:
One idea could be to write a custom phase listener that wraps the
ResponseWriter,
Hi all,
I implemented a custom UIViewRoot because I need to override the encodeBegin
and encodeEnd methods. Unfortunately my methods never get called!?
I declared my UIViewRoot class in faces-config as new component:
component
component-typejavax.faces.ViewRoot/component-type
component. Than you need to replace the ViewHandler like we
did in tobago.
Regards,
Volker
2007/9/15, Manfred K. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I implemented a custom UIViewRoot because I need to override the
encodeBegin
and encodeEnd methods. Unfortunately my methods never get called
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