Earnest Dyke [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Greetings,
I have a simple JSF implementation (see below for faces-config) that has to jsf
pages. When I go to http://localhost:8080/Sim/Sim.jsf it forwards to Sim.jsp
and I can't figure out why. Should be pretty simple. I am running MyFaces 1.1.5
Wolfgang [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
can I use the commandLink to link to a new xhtml file?
If so, how does this work?
All the command components cause a postback to the original view so it can
handle any changes to input fields on the screen and decide where to take the
user to next,
Hi,
I've just committed a change to svn head that changes the behaviour of the
endConversation tag.
The restart and restartAction attributes have been removed. These were intended
to mimic the functionality available via the API
ConversationUtils.invalidateAndRestartCurrent. Unfortunately in
Have you considered using the jakarta commons httpclient library to send a
separate request from your test framework back to the JSF page on the same
server (or a different one)?
The HttpClient operation will then return the complete block of HTML rendered
by that JSF page without any complex
Are you sure the problem isn't this one?
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/FAQ#Date
sandeep gururaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Not sure why, I face the same problem if I use IE7. When on IE6, it
works properly.
~Sandeep
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Booth
wouldn't call spring-webflow too complicated in comparison to
Orchestra - but what you can't do with spring-webflow is to handle the
underlying JPA-persistence context out of the box, you can do that
with Orchestra.
regards,
Martin
On 9/28/07, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See
See here for information about conversations:
http://myfaces.apache.org/orchestra/myfaces-orchestra-core/conversation.html
If all you want is Spring DI and AOP for your beans, then you don't need
Orchestra. However Spring core doesn't give you conversation scopes by default.
Copnversation
alberto [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I am trying ORchestra on Myfaces 1.2, Tomcat 6, Facelets, Spring 2.0.6.
I have a
inputText value=#{userListBean.user.username}
in my welcome.xhtml
When I submit I get:
value=#{userListBean.user.username}: Target Unreachable, identifier
David Delbecq [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hello,
I have a quite technical question related to Renderers in JSF. When
several components references the same Renderers, what's the expected
behaviour?
1) One and only one renderer is instanciated and used for the whole life
of
Yep, the problem is that your t:messages has
showDetail=true.
but your FacesMessage object has no detail set.
If you ask for the detail to be rendered, but the FacesMessage object has null
as its detail string, then it uses the summary string. Here's the relevant
method from the
Mikael Andersson [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi
I'm investigation how to integrate JSF into a large Struts based application
and one thing which I need to do is access attributes put into the http
session by Struts (homegrown security framework).
I first thought that the Session would
security constraints (container managed) cause different sessions to be
created?
If anyone can think of something which may cause what I'm seeing I'd be
greateful.
Thanks,
Mike
On 03/10/2007, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mikael Andersson [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi
Jeff Bischoff wrote:
Hey gang,
I want to build the Tomahawk 1.1.4 branch (release candidate?) locally
so that I can do some testing on it to prepare our eventual upgrade to
1.1.4
Using SVN, I downloaded the source for this branch from the repos listed
on the status doc. [1]
They both
Jeff Bischoff wrote:
Simon,
Thanks a lot for responding. I'm still a bit confused, as I don't see a
.m2 directory anywhere. I should mention that I am using windows - do
that change the behaviour at all?
For Windows, look in c:\Documents and Settings\{your user}\.m2
Simon Kitching wrote:
Jeff Bischoff wrote:
Simon,
Thanks a lot for responding. I'm still a bit confused, as I don't see
a .m2 directory anywhere. I should mention that I am using windows -
do that change the behaviour at all?
For Windows, look in c:\Documents and Settings\{your user}\.m2
Behrang Saeedzadeh wrote:
Suppose that we are using Struts or WebWork to handle this scenario.
In our showItems action we populate the list, then render the result
to the browser. The user selects one of the items and submits the
form. In Struts or WebWork, this simply sets the selectedItemId
Jeff Bischoff wrote:
Madhav Bhargava wrote:
That is correct. It is a problem that i caused by property resolver. It
internally uses the Introspector to get all the properties and their
accessor methods and any other methods.
In a special case like - sOmeBean this will cause a problem
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I have a t:selectOneMenu in a t:dataTable. The dataTable consists of
wrappers, which has the selectOneMenu bound to:
private HtmlSelectOneMenu oneMenu
I want to check for all oneMenu as a double match isn't allowed. To
compare the selected values I must have
anoe wrote:
hi everyone, sure this has already been posted, i am trying to use myfaces
with tomahawk 1.1.5 but can't find proper doc, i am reading the doc for
different components is described in the examples but i am executing them,
looking in the source code... and can find none. Any help?
have to be named
validate, but it's a convenient way to create the code.
/dmc
On 1/2/07, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
lightbulb432 wrote:
The text below is a modified excerpt from the IBM article about JSF
validation...I'm wondering what exactly they're trying to say. What
do
Craig McClanahan wrote:
The validator attribute has been there since JSF 1.0 ... it
corresponds to the getValidator() and setValidator() methods of the
EditableValueHolder interface. In a similar way, the converter
attribute has been around since JSF 1.0 on components that implement
Todd Nine wrote:
Hi all,
I'm integrating a new JSF portlet with a legacy framework. I use the
term portlet loosely, its actually an application that runs in an
Iframe. I have a utility class that works as follows
JSPUtils.getUser (request, response).
I would like to put this in my bean
Olof Næssén wrote:
Hello!
I have a jsp page which is reached by using a commandLink with a
parameter. In the page I have a form with validation. If validation
fails, and the user is redirected back to the page, the parameter is
lost. Is this expected behavior? Is there a way around this?
nyon wrote:
I have seen several issues on this subject. But there seems to be any real
solution. I have rendered nothing but an empty body. But this error is still
after me.I have checked my web.xml several times.
So whats the error?
If its the tomahawk bug then is there any fixed version ??
Olof Næssén wrote:
Why would you use an f:param tag rather than using
t:updateActionListener?
I didn't know updateActionListener existed. And frankly I don't really
see the difference. Before I used a f:param embedded in a
h:commandLink, now I use a t:updateActionListener embedded in a
Jeff Bischoff wrote:
Greetings colleagues,
I have used in my web pages a pattern that apparently was not safe, yet
it worked fine with all versions of MyFaces until the current trunk
(1.1.5). Basically, when I needed to make sure a certain bean was
instantiated before using non-JSF EL, I
nyon wrote:
yes you are right. I got this problem because of my included script file. In
the .js file there is a condition like var1var2. When parsing the
ReducedHtmlParser class takes var2 as a tag and tried to find a closing one
for it.
Finding nothing it then logs a warning which quickly
Wendy Chou wrote:
Hi,
I would like to render radio buttons differently to include the for
attribute in the label tag. So when I do this:
h:selectOneRadio
f:selectItem value=#{bean.options} /
/h:selectOneRadio
I want this set of radio buttons would render like so:
label for=radio1
support wrote:
How would I know if my t:saveState is working or not (by looking at
physical files)?
I set STATE_SAVING_METHOD to client in my web.xml and supposed I would
see something in the source html file. My saveState looked like this:
t:saveState id=idSaveObject value=${object}
I
stormspire wrote:
I want to trace every request submitted, thus for every action, I need how
much time it takes to process, whether it throws sys/application exceptions
etc.
Anywhere I can catch them?
Tracing request times could be done using a JSF PhaseListener I guess.
However personally I
As this is not the first time this question has been asked, I've created
a wiki page:
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Source_Code_Packaging
Regards, Simon
Cagatay Civici wrote:
Hi,
The shared core is bundled at build time as shared_impl.
Like in tomahawk same shared core module is bundled
And in general sets are not ordered, which doesn't make sense when
displaying data in a table. Read-only tables would be odd, but
implementing editable tables would be really nasty if the server-side
data structure that the table corresponds to could return its data in
any order.
The JSF
SimonSays wrote:
However on the second time I hit the commandLink after getting the popup, it
will never hit the actionListener or the action method in the BB. I am
using t:saveState on all BB's.
The usual cause for this is a validation error. Add an h:messages tag to
your page so you can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to access in the Action class to the managed bean
class.
How can I do this?
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/AccessingOneManagedBeanFromAnother
SimonSays wrote:
So why is it that I read if you use t:saveState that the BB must implement
Serializable? So something that is serializable does not necessarily write
out a file system file, but can store the file in memory as well?
There are three options for saving a component tree:
(a)
Wendy Chou wrote:
Hi,
I would like to change how the t:radio is rendered. This tomahawk tag
is handled by org.apache.myfaces.custom.radio.HtmlRadioTag, however when
I looked in that class, the getRendererType() method returns null. How
should I overwrite the renderer for this tag?
When the
Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote:
Dears,
Ciao Bella ;)
I'm facing a problem with myfaces-1.4 in a framed web app under JBoss Seam
(http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossseam) and it seems that the problem needs
upstream support (you).
The problem is the following. When a page with parameters and an
Joost Schouten wrote:
Hi,
I have the below code trying to print a dataTable when the backing bean
found entries, or no results when none are found. But my JSTL tags don't
seem to have access to my JSF backing beans. What is the best way to combine
JSTL and JSF, or are the other JSF
I don't quote follow your description of the problem below. However if
you want to reference a component in a nested naming container, then you
can just provide the appropriate path:
somesubview:targetId
A naming container is equivalent to a directory, and an id passed to
findComponent is
Hi Matt,
Matt Koranda wrote:
I have added the Tomahawk jar and dependencies to a project I am working
on (first JSF project):
commons-codec
commons-el
commons-lang
jsf-impl.jar
tomahawk-1.1.3
I want to use the sortable feature of the Tomahawk data table. The
application was (is) working fine
madan chowdary wrote:
Hi all,
I am very much confused seeing some technical words like Nightly builds.
What exactly is nightly builds.
It normally means that a project has some automated system that runs
every day (usually during the quietest time of day for the development
computers, ie
Thomas Chang wrote:
Hi all,
I use the rendered inoder to change the showing or hiding of an
inputTextField in run-time. My code look as follow:
...
...
h:inputText id=search_item2
value=#{myBean.searchitem2} size=30
rendered=#{myBean.searchLabel == 2} /
...
...
public class MyBean{
...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to access the bean instance image in the jsp file
managed-bean
managed-bean-nameimage/managed-bean-name
managed-bean-classorg.troedel.bean.ImageBean/managed-bean-
class
managed-bean-scoperequest/managed-bean-scope
Simon Kitching wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to access the bean instance image in the jsp file
managed-bean
managed-bean-nameimage/managed-bean-name
managed-bean-classorg.troedel.bean.ImageBean/managed-bean-
class
managed-bean-scoperequest/managed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This imagefile.jsf content works, I have tested it with imagefile.
jsf?filename=C:\temp\chiemgauer.jpg
jsp:useBean id=image scope=request class=org.troedel.bean.
ImageBean /
%
String filename = request.getParameter(filename);
Beelen, Marco wrote:
Thomas,
The Wiki contains a pretty good articel about the immediate attribute:
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/How_The_Immediate_Attribute_Works
Check it to see if it anwsers your question.
The sandbox s:submitOnEvent tag is the equivalent of a javascript
submit()
I don't see any problem with Samir's email. This is where JSF people
hang out, and I'm sure we all want jobs (though this one is about 10,000
kms too far away for me :-).
If job postings become *too* frequent it might be necessary to move them
to a wiki page or similar but I suggest that
lightbulb432 wrote:
I have another question about MyFaces source code. When looking at the source
code included with MyFaces, I noticed that FacesServlet is specific to
MyFaces, as seen in the line:
SERVLET_INFO=FacesServlet of the MyFaces API implementation
I thought that Sun provided the
Gattu, Praveen wrote:
Hi Folks - We are using the myfaces(1.1.5 snapshot). I got couple of
questions regarding the state save. So far we were using the server side
save state to reduce the page size of our pages, but noticed that with
this approach, our app cannot work behind a load balancer.
Madhav Bhargava wrote:
http://www.oracle.com/webapps/online-help/jdeveloper/10.1.3/state/content/navId.4/navSetId._/vtTopicFile.jsf_apps%7Cadfcreate%7Caf_astatesaving~html/
Or in other words, it can be used to effectively pass a parameter to
an included page, by making the names that the included page needs
(parameter names) point to the appropriate values.
Cagatay Civici wrote:
Hi,
In addition, here's an example that might help;
For a recent project I spend a lot of time trying to dynamically
hide/show columns in an HTML table using styles and had no success at
all. It seems that HTML simply does not support this at all.
Note that this is *not* a JSF issue; JSF can use rendered to suppress
a column. However as in
Lisa wrote:
I'm not seeing that the values are restored at the beginning. I must have
something wrong.
I have a BB that has 3 setters called after instantiation. I need the
saveState restore to happen before these setters are called but it looks
like the values are being restored much later.
kal stevens wrote:
Could someone help me out and tell me what is wrong with this
I am trying to bind the current value through the iteration to my bean.
pgb.weekList is a ListInteger
pgb.weekIndex is an Integer
pgb.daysOfWeek is a ListInteger
x:dataTable
Nael Ramadan wrote:
1.
Dear listner,
My JSF pages must satisify 508 accessibility requirement through the use
of the html label tag.
In html, you wrap the html component (i.e. input type=radio
id=id_name ..) with the label for=id_name .. /label tag where
the id links the label with the
to my bean.
I also tried
x:inputHidden value=#{row} binding=#{pgb.weekIndex}/
Is that not supported? is there a better way of doing it?
I assumed that because my value was a ListInteger, that the variable
row would be an Integer, and I could bind it to my bean.
Thanks
On 2/6/07, *Simon
Hi All,
When replying to an email, PLEASE follow whatever reply-style convention
has already been established for the thread.
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Will Norman wrote:
I am trying to get the inputFileUpload working.
I get the following error:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/fileupload/FileUpload
org.apache.myfaces.webapp.filter.ExtensionsFilter.doFilter(ExtensionsFilter.java:114)
I expect you need the
Lisa wrote:
Is there a way to detect which phase is currently being executed inside the
backing bean. Having trouble with things and would simply like to see the
status of things at the beginning and end of each of the six JSF phases.
Not directly AFAIK.
It's easy enough to write a simple
(with name = comp_id2 )
is selected.
By clicking on Version 3 label, the radio button (with name = comp_id3 )
is selected.
This is for html. By definition, a label serves no purpose without its for
attribute.
How can this be done in JSF?
-Original Message-
From: Simon Kitching [mailto
The EL language is defined to provide access to Java Bean Properties,
and only Java Bean Properties. Static fields are not regarded as Java
Bean Properties by the java.beans.Introspector class, hence are not
accessable.
Yes, it sucks but this is the JSF spec. Well, actually the JSF spec says:
Andrew Robinson wrote:
I was using visible as an example, there are other properties that are
useful too, like forceId for example.
Ecch. forceId is not useful, it's the ugliest hack around.
Dellee wrote:
Hi all,
I am new to myFaces and I think a little bit confusing on the saveState
option.
When using the saveState, will it keep referencing the beans that it pointed
to ?
if yes, will this cause a memory leak coz the pointed bean should be died
and GC after the server method
Lisa wrote:
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?
I don't believe that would cause any problem. All that is necessary for
A jsp:include tag will definitely NOT allocate a JSF component id.
You don't show all of your included page but it must be a tag in there
somewhere that's causing it. And only a small subset of JSF tags are
naming containers that add their id into their child component path as
shown here:
Michael Litherland wrote:
Hi all,
I'm doing some pondering about bean scope and in particular if dataTable
is working the way it's intended. I've tried both the myfaces and
tomahawk dataTable entities and if they're filled with a request scoped
bean wielding a DataModel putting a
Michael Litherland wrote:
Sorry about not being clear. I have a dataTable that renders a
ListDataModel created by a request scoped bean. I understand that
keeping the DataModel request scoped would make it not work on the
return click, so as a result I tried to tie it to a session scoped
fastbob wrote:
Simon,
Thanks for your quick response. Obviously I don't understand the rendering
model sufficiently. This helps.
Yes, what I'm attempting does imply a tight coupling between the
presentation and backing bean, but in this case the backing bean is actually
used just for
I don't think you're going to be able to do this; it isn't natural JSF
style. JSF el expressions don't support parameters.
You should look at other approaches to resolve whatever your problem is.
Regards,
Simon
Lisa wrote:
I looked at the docs on this tag f:param but there were no examples
Simon Kitching-3 wrote:
I don't think you're going to be able to do this; it isn't natural JSF
style. JSF el expressions don't support parameters.
You should look at other approaches to resolve whatever your problem is.
Regards,
Simon
Lisa wrote:
I looked at the docs on this tag f:param
I really think this f:param thing is completely irrelevant to the
original issue.
f:param allows an arbitrary http request parameter to be attached to a
postback triggered by an h:commandButton or h:commandLink.
As far as I am aware, the f:param tag does *nothing* when attached to
any other
in a database. We have
a function that when passed a column value (the code type) will return a
ListSelectItem. So the only thing I need to accomplish is to get this
String (the codeType) to the method from the XHTML (do not want to put in
the backing bean).
thanks
L
Simon Kitching-3 wrote:
Ok, I
Pfau, Oliver wrote:
Hi,
I have a t:dataList which renders a dynamic number of checkboxes. Now I
want to change the style of all checkboxes with component binding. Is it
possible to define a component binding for the checkboxes ?
Why don't you apply a binding to the t:dataList component,
head. It seems like I'll need to generate the dynamic
components at the same time I initialize the dataTable list (perhaps in a
map), and then refer to those components in the column definitions.
fastbob
Simon Kitching-3 wrote:
fastbob wrote:
Is there a preferred JSF pattern for communicating
Yes, it's related to the ExtensionsFilter.
Tomahawk provides the ability for components to register text that they
want to be inserted elsewhere in the page. After the page is completely
processed, tomahawk's ExtensionsFilter goes back and post-processes the
page to insert the registered
Manfred Geiler wrote:
The Apache MyFaces team is pleased to announce the release of MyFaces
Core 1.1.5.
Firstly, thanks to everybody that worked to get this out. All your hard
work is definitely appreciated.
However I didn't see any anouncements about release candidates on the
user list.
Every JSF input component has a valueChangeListener attribute whose
value is an EL expression. So:
h:inputText id=name
valueChangeListener=#{myBean.handleNameChange} .../
public void handleNameChange(ValueChangeEvent ev) {
.. do what you want here
}
wang suya wrote:
Dear Worm Danny
I bet your code is running, and setting the value of text1 during the
validate phase.
However during the update-model phase the h:outputText component is then
overwriting the value.
wang suya wrote:
Hi Simon Kitching
I actrully wrote the program same as you wrote :
[EMAIL PROTECTED
Replacing all commandLinks with commandButtons seems the best solution
to me. After all, if you were using some other tech like CGI or PHP or
whatever you still couldn't submit a form using an a tag without
javascript. It's just not possible with HTML.
The h:commandLink tag is really an
While most people fail to trim irrelevant info from emails,
unfortunately Julien has trimmed a little too vigorously :).
The original posting on this subject showed that he was using two
separate h:selectOneMenu tags each with one valueChangeListener
attribute, which looks ok to me.
Bogdan Mocanu wrote:
table
tr class=yearMonthHeader
tda href=../a/td
tda href=../a/td
tda href=../a/td
/tr
my project. On my JSP page I
have a CSS class which defines a style specific for the td element.
This completely brokes my layout
How about:
.yearMonthHeader
Hi Michael,
What you're describing doesn't make any sense to me.
When an EL expression referencing this bean is evaluated and the bean is
found not to exist in any scope then the object is created and a
reference to it is placed into the http session. After that, any EL
expression which
Manually implementing alternating row styles can be done like this:
t:dataTable
binding=#{myBean.table}
rowStyleClass=#{myBean.tableRowStyleClass}
...
public String getTableRowStyleClass() {
int currRowIndex = table.getRowIndex();
if (currRowIndex%2 == 0) {
return
Steve Torrefranca wrote:
Hi,
How do we prevent form submission? I have a link that opens a new window:
t:commandLink value=LINK
onclick=window.open('attachments.xhtml?commEmailID=#{communication.id}')
/
My problem is, that the form that has the link gets submitted to the
server as it
Simon Kitching wrote:
Steve Torrefranca wrote:
Hi,
How do we prevent form submission? I have a link that opens a new
window:
t:commandLink value=LINK
onclick=window.open('attachments.xhtml?commEmailID=#{communication.id}')
/
My problem is, that the form that has the link gets submitted
Julien Martin wrote:
Hello,
I have a basic question about JSF: I would like to know where the
UIViewRoot instances are stored (for a given app with several
UIViewRoots). Is it in some sort of java.util collection or in a
specific class?
I'm not sure what you mean by an app having several
Mick Knutson wrote:
tmpUserBean prints the row I was expecting, but now I do not know how to
get tmpUserBean in the request and sent back to userDetail.xhtml
What do you mean by sent back to userDetail.xhtml?
Note that the h:commandLink tag can take an actionListener *attribute*
as an
Marko Asplund wrote:
I'm planning on using Tomahawk in an application that's currently
being developed. For some reason I couldn't get t:commandLink to work
in Tomahawk v1.1.3 but v1.1.5 nightly builds appear to be fine which
is why I'd like to use a code base newer than 1.1.3.
Are there any
Not sure what you mean, Mike.
Every UIComponent has a setRendered(boolean) method that can be called
to specify whether that component is rendered or not. This method could
certainly be called from a PhaseListener.
Note that there is a slight flaw in the design of this method in my
opinion;
I presume you're using the custom Spring VariableResolver. It looks to
me like this is the problem as I cannot see anything else wrong with
your code.
Can you try defining test as a standard JSF managed bean rather than as
a spring bean?
Laurentiu Trica wrote:
If I create an alias for an
/07, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The project I am currently working on uses Sitemesh with MyFaces, ie the
pages being *decorated* are JSF and it works. However the templates
themselves will need to be JSP only (not JSF) I believe; that's
certainly what we do.
In order for a JSP page
programmically. I
still think it's a bad design, but that's just my opinion.
On 2/27/07, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure what you mean, Mike.
Every UIComponent has a setRendered(boolean) method that can be called
to specify whether that component is rendered or not. This method
could
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
By the way,
I don't think this is legal:
from-action#{ userBackingBean.prepareForEdit}/from-action
If it is legal, I doubt that's the correct syntax.
Yep. The from-action value is meant to match the string *returned* from
an action method. It is not an EL
Yep, I apologise. The from-action quoted below is indeed valid.
This is *not* actually an EL-expression, though; just compared literally
with the actionListener property of the command component that was used
to generate the outcome. See class ActionListenerImpl: it just stores
the value of
Titi Wangsa wrote:
i'm new to jsf, i'm using the myfaces 1.1.5 and somehow there is
javascript code in my commandbutton, did i do something wrong
the code is something like this
h:commandButton id=autoRegisterJobseekerFormSubmit
action=registerProfile /
gets rendered
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
I got the feeling that this was the result of bad knowledge
browser-behaviour, HTTP and HTML and JavaScript. I still have no idea
why the form isn't just submitted as is, using the name and value of the
submit to determine which button was clicked.
I believe it is (see
Pfau, Oliver wrote:
Hi,
I have a onclick JavaScript function on a commanButton. When user clicks
the button, the button will be disabled to avoid double submit. But with
the definition of a onclick function the navigation fails. My button
leads to another JSP. Without onclick it works fine.
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
On 3/1/07, *Simon Kitching* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe it is (see my earlier reply), and that all the javascript is
doing is ensuring any garbage left behind by h:commandLink tags is
cleaned up (hidden fields _idcl
And here:
http://myfaces.apache.org/javadoc.html
Adrian Mitev wrote:
http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk/index.html - almost all
2007/3/2, Srinivas V [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can anybody give me the link where I can get all Tomohawk tags?
Madhav Bhargava wrote:
Thanks Mike,
So what i understand is that if only from-action is given, then
irrespective of the outcome the control will go to the view id
specified. For instance the folllowing rule is define din the faces
config file:
navigation-rule
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