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Scott O'Bryan commented on TRINIDAD-2071:
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Ahh. IE8. Unfortunately Trin 1.0.x is in "maintenance mode" which means no
new features and likely no new releases. The agent and ajax code in TRINIDAD
1.0.x predates IE8, so I'm not surprised it doesn't work. IE has changed a lot
in 8 and 9 to become MORE standards compliant.
If you wish to send up a patch to this bug, we can keep it on file or even
check it into the trunk for those still running 1.0, but it's not likely to get
released.
Does this issue exist in 1.2 or 2.0?
> Connection Failed
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>
> Key: TRINIDAD-2071
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-2071
> Project: MyFaces Trinidad
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Components
> Affects Versions: 1.0.5-core
> Environment: We are running on a Unix server using Oracle 10g as an
> application server in a clustered environment
> Reporter: ACTUR
>
> We are experiencing a connection failure issue the message appears to be
> coming from trinidad-impl-1.0.5.jar -
> \META-INF\adf\jsLibs\xhr\RequestQueue.js stating a connection failure. This
> usually happens when a user selects a component that is doing a partial page
> refresh. The application hangs for about 20 seconds and then returns the
> connection fail message. We only found one similar issue out there and with a
> work around to comment out the message in the RequestQueue.js however this
> does not completely fix the problem we still experience the delay without the
> message. Is there a fix for this. Below is the solution we have found on a
> blog:
> TrRequestQueue._alertError = function()
> {
> var failedConnectionText = TrRequestQueue._getFailedConnectionText();
> if (failedConnectionText != null)
> alert("Trapped Connection Failed !!! ");
> }
> TrRequestQueue._getFailedConnectionText() : This method returns 'Connection
> Failed' This message is given whenever any issue occures with IFrames that
> are used internally in trinidad. But it has no major impact on app, so can
> be taken as warning. SO the solution is to just override this method &
> comment out the code as below.
> TrRequestQueue._alertError = function()
> {
> // Do nothing. Supressing alert code.
> // var failedConnectionText = TrRequestQueue._getFailedConnectionText();
> //if (failedConnectionText != null)
> // alert("Trapped Connection Failed !!! ");
> }
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