Title: ValueChangeListener on InputSuggest --Unable to find setter method for onchange
Hi all.
I'm using a InputSuggest Box from the Sandbox Component.
Within the InputSuggest I want to use a ValueChangeListener... When the page is loaded I get the following error Stack:
exception
Thanks for your reply.
How I delete nodes? I have checkboxes at each leaf and each level of my tree.
If the user submits the form with a button say Submit it calls an
actionListener, gets the tree2 check all the checkboxes and deletes the nodes.
This step works fine. After that, it looks like
Hi guys,
is there any reason why the huge and very active MyFaces-Community is
not using a normal Internet-Forum like phpBB or something similar for
communication? I just can see disadvantages of using old-fashioned
Mailing-Lists - or is there a special reason why you're only using
Mailing-Lists?
Well,
I prefere mailing lists over forums. Gmail manages them quite good!
also on mail-archive.com there is a good archive for myfaces' mailing list.
forums I personally do not like them... no idea why ;-)
btw. like Werner suggested... www.gmane.org is good one ;-)
-Matthias
On 10/6/05,
Title: ValueChangeListener on InputSuggest -->Unable to find setter method for onchange
The
next problem I have with the InputSuggest Component is the
following.
I have
a form where the user can set several data,
If the
user enters a String (into the inputSuggest Box), which isn't already
oh okay - thanks for your anwers! Since I'm using GMail it has become a lot more comfortible to read these Mailing-Lists, because GMail merges the mails to discusions instead of simply putting all emails into a filtered folder.
So there is a special reason why you just use Mailing-Lists ;)-- Mit
Hi,
I am having trouble using
the input calendar component as popup. The effects described below can be
reproduced with version 1.1.0 in our production environment (OC4J, Java 1.5)
and in several Tomcat versions (4.1, 5.0, 5.1, deploying myfaces examples)
using IE, Firefox and Opera.
Hello all !
Does anyone know if it is a known bug that the tree2 componant always put a navigation link on nodes, even those without childrens...
thnx
bye !
Sent from the MyFaces - Users forum at Nabble.com.
This description is off the top of my head, but I know for sure that I
had problems when I didn't set it.
There are some places in MyFaces where it needs to cast
ExternalContext.getContext() as either a PortletContext or a
ServletContext. MyFaces shouldn't require having a portlet.jar so it
Hi all,
I'm working on a custom ViewHandler like is presented in Hans Bergsten
JSF book chapter 15.
For that I need to programmatically create a command button. I have
buttons that need method bindings to talk to method in my managed
beans. But I also need command buttons that simply return a
Hi,
I would like to handle onchage or onclick events in the client side.
It seems missing from the Tobago tld.
Is there away around this limitation? Is there a chance to get a fix for that?
TIA
Dani
Title: Message
Make
sure your node's isLeaf() method returns true in those cases (although I thought
thatthe default implementation was to do that).
-
Brendan
-Original Message-From: Nicolas Viollin
(sent by Nabble.com) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday,
October
Yes, we did the same thing, although we supply our own +/- GIFs so we
still get kind of the same effect as using the ones supplied with the
component.
I haven't looked at the component much lately, though, so I don't know
if it has been re-architected to allow the programmer to intercept the
CONNER, BRENDAN (SBCSI) wrote:
Yes, we did the same thing, although we supply our own +/- GIFs so we
still get kind of the same effect as using the ones supplied with the
component.
Ahh, i think it took the code from one of your mail if i remember correctly.
Please correct the Wiki page if
I do not understand why my web page does not navigate
to the next web page.
My web page screen1 has a command button and it has
an action attribute.
[code]
action=#{fileManagementBean.displaySelectedFiles}
[/code]
The action invokes a method in the backing bean and
the method returns a String:
Hello,
this is a known problem, but we don't have a solution yet.
The main idea of Tobago is that the source code (especially the JSP
pages) are independent from the output format (e.g. HTML). If we allow
to set onchange and onclick events, the source code will depend on
the output format.
I am looking to start using some of the javascript components like
inputDate and the schedule, but have come up with a problem caused by
our use of JSF conflicting with the way that AddResource constructs the
path to the javascript resources.
The current setup is:
A user will see applications
Right - the nice thing about the jsf-security EL extensions is that
they don't have to be driven from Container Security you can plug in
pretty much any home grown concept of a login page to authenticate and
then your own auth mechanism as well. For instance if you take the
approach of using a
why it is nessesary, since you can go for
t:selectOneRadio forceId=true forceIdIndex=false ...
in one column ?
Ronald
Cenk Çivici wrote:
Correct url is
http://www.jroller.com/page/cenkcivici?entry=jsf_datatable_single_row_selection
Hi,
just some ideas:
- you could try to use the action attribute of the commandButton
in combination with the pageNavigation in the faces-config.xml
- perhaps it causes some kind of 'model reload'
- did you try to delete the whole tree and add a 'new' one with
the contains
Hmmm
Thing is that for XML based languages, JavaScript has become something
like a scripting standard.
regards,
Martin
On 10/6/05, Udo Schnurpfeil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
this is a known problem, but we don't have a solution yet.
The main idea of Tobago is that the source code
This is a very interesting project - will need to check it out for my
next web-app ;)
Will you also restrict delivering a view based on the user role? This
is the third layer of security restrictions necessary in JSF...
regards,
Martin
On 10/6/05, Duncan Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right
P.S.:
a solution would be to have a second set of components for HTML based
interfaces only?
regards,
Martin
On 10/6/05, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm
Thing is that for XML based languages, JavaScript has become something
like a scripting standard.
regards,
Martin
From org.apache.myfaces.taglib.UIComponentTagUtils:
public static void setActionProperty(FacesContext context,
UIComponent component,
String action)
{
if (action != null)
{
if
Bug # 1 and 2 are already fixed in the current head version
#3 4 are about to be fixed.
onchange should exist as an attribute in inputCalendar, right?
regards,
Martin
On 10/6/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am having trouble using the input calendar component as
I can vouch for what Duncan is saying. We were able to write our own
custom authenticator for OC4J. It used Windows Active Directory for
authentication and Open LDAP for authorization. It was a bit more
cumbersome than Tomcat but it worked fine.
sean
On 10/5/05, Duncan Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A workaround is to put something like this on the page
(inside the t:page).
t:script onload=initOnChange();
function initOnChange() {
var x = document.getElementById(page:username);
x.onchange = onChangeFunction;
}
function onChangeFunction() {
alert('username
On 10/6/05, Hendrik Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
oh okay - thanks for your anwers! Since I'm using GMail it has become a
lot more comfortible to read these Mailing-Lists, because GMail merges
the mails to discusions instead of simply putting all emails into a
filtered folder.
So there is a
Mailing lists are the Apache way. Get yourself a gmail account and
you'll have access to all of the projects you are monitoring (not just
MyFaces) in one handy place. Gmail also has great searching.
Regardless of your email pogram mailing lists also allow you to set up
very specific filtering
Has anyone been able to utilize myfaces
tomahawk components with clay, specifically the clay html views. Myfaces
core components are working fine for me, I have just not yet been able
to use tomahawk.
In my clay-config.xml I have
component jsfid=dataTableTmk
True, most of the output formats for Tobago which come to my mind have
an XML based syntax, therefore you have a DOM and it's pretty easy to
define a JavaScript binding for this DOM.
If I take SVG (I always wanted a SVG renderer for Tobago ;-) as an
example the standard scripting language is
I just answered my own question. I
was referring to the component class when I should have been referring
to the component type.
so org.apache.myfaces.HtmlDataTable
instead of org.apache.myfaces.component.html.ext.HtmlDataTable
Ryan Wynn/Vienna/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
10/06/2005 01:26 PM
Hello,
Boris Kovalenko wrote:
Hello!
...
Ok, this helps... now local dates are ok. Thank You, Volker! But now I
have problems with dates I reading from SQL. What should I do with them?
Is there best practices how to work with dates?
Is that only for old values or also for the new ones
Has anyone been able to utilize myfaces tomahawk components with clay,
specifically the clay html views. Myfaces core components are working fine
for me, I have just not yet been able to use tomahawk.
In my clay-config.xml I have
component jsfid=dataTableTmk
In the core javaserver faces, there are infos about container security
in chapter 11.
Tomcat Database Realm or LDAP way
http://www.horstmann.com/corejsf/
I bought this book, it's very good ;)
2005/10/6, Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can vouch for what Duncan is saying. We were able to
Hi Mike,
On 10/6/05, Mike Kienenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From org.apache.myfaces.taglib.UIComponentTagUtils:
public static void setActionProperty(FacesContext context,
UIComponent component,
String
I have a selectManyListbox where users can make
multiple selections. The listbox is coded this way:
[code]
h:selectManyListbox
value=#{fileManagementBean.dataFile}
f:selectItems
value=#{fileManagementBean.dataFileItems}/
/h:selectManyListbox
[/code]
The dataFileItems is a List of SelectItem
Yes, because it's going to be different for each JSF implementation,
you're probably better off creating your own SimpleActionMethodBinding
MethodBinding class.
On 10/6/05, Jeroen Verhagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
On 10/6/05, Mike Kienenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From
What you guys think is the easiest way to mask my inputText components,
for instance when entering numeric values...
Thanks
Hello,
I need some webflow. Which one will work best with JSF?
WFNM? Spring Webflow?
Can they deal with saveState with back navigation?
Thanks.
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Simon Kitching wrote:
Hi,
I've just tried the 1.1.1RC2 release with my current code, and found
that the jscookMenu tag now throws an exception, with message:
You provided a wrong themeName..
I see that new features have been added to support custom themes. This
is fine, but please restore
I can't commit myself to this for every component in the
project Martin. I have however created a sibling of
saveState called safeState . It acts just as saveState
except it makes use of an EncryptionUtil .
EncryptionUtil uses several classes under javax.crypto, so
there are no third
Has anyone been able to utilize myfaces
tomahawk components with clay, specifically the clay html views. Myfaces
core components are working fine for me, I have just not yet been able
to use tomahawk.
In my clay-config.xml I have
component jsfid=dataTableTmk
Volker Weber wrote:
Hello!
if only for the old ones it seems that your old dates in the database
are not GMT based.
Ok, I will check and read DB docs more carefull. No problems, as I still
use test DB so I can convert and test anything.
Hmmm... when I directly use Asia/Yekaterinburg
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