MyFaces Extension Filter breaks ADF's af:inputFile

I discovered this painfully today, thought I'd pass it along. It seems that by the time the HttpRequest gets to the ADF Filter, it's input stream is all tapped out and doesn't contain the file data anymore. I stepped through that filter (ADF) forever trying to find the error, couldn't, and

Re: Anyone got a working ADF + MyFaces Tomahwak setup?

Murray Brandon wrote: If so, can you please shoot me a copy of your web.xml and faces-config.xml files? Thanks! note- I'm using Facelets, Spring, Shale as well. faces-config.xml (relevant parts) faces-config application default-render-kit-id oracle.adf.core

Re: Migrating ADF Faces app to use Facelets

I actually just finished doing the same thing, so I sympathize w/you, Frank. :-) Totally worth it, though- the ADF components are fantastic, and Facelets is great to work with. Couple other tips I thought I'd chime in with, in the hopes of sparing others some time/web hunting: 1)

Re: immediate action for non commands

Best way to do this now is with Cherokee (or whatever it's called). af:selectOneListbox takes an autoSubmit attribute, which does exactly what you want. I was thinking you could also set partialSubmit=true and do your refresh with PPR, which would be slick, but I'm not seeing that attribute

facelet-taglib for Shale commonsValidator? + general facelet-taglib autocreation

Is there a file floating around out there to use Shale validators (and tags in general) in Facelets? I couldn't find one anywhere on the web. I think I've also seen a Facelets utility somewhere around Sourceforge that auto-creates the facelet-taglib's- does anyone have experience with that

dumb question about JARs

where are they? The Sandbox components don't seem to be in tomahawk-1.1.2xxx or myfaces-1.1.2xxx off the site, and although I do find references to sandbox.jar in posts here, for the life of me I can't find it anywhere online. Can someone point me in the right direction? Side question- I

best solution for partial page refresh

Hi, I've been looking into different ways to partially refresh a JSF page (actually a Facelets page) to get more responsive components (datagrids, etc.), and have come up with a few options. Thought I'd see if anyone on this list had strong opinions on one versus the others. I'm willing to

Re: best solution for partial page refresh

and Telnet. Partial Page Rendering should work out of the box :) Thanks, Jonas Rogers Reilly wrote: Hi, I've been looking into different ways to partially refresh a JSF page (actually a Facelets page) to get more responsive components (datagrids, etc.), and have come up with a few options

Re: Dojo integration (was Re: 'Simulating' commandLink from Javascript')

Martin Marinschek wrote: Our final goal is to get rid of prototype and use dojo instead as our base-library for AJAX. So we want to further AJAXify our component set with the help of dojo, and replace the existing implementations with dojo-functionality. Fantastic, thanks for the

Dojo integration (was Re: 'Simulating' commandLink from Javascript')

Laurie Harper wrote: Hmm, OK, thanks; that makes sense. So, it's either time to start wrapping Dojo widgets with JSF components, or time to learn about Shale's remoting features ;-) Picking up on this- I'm just about to refactor two Dojo/JSP projects (one work, one personal) into