Indeed, it's not true. We do both client-side and server-side
state saving.
Also, there'll be some terminology confusion: ADF's default
client-side state saving only saves a token to the client,
and saves the real state in the HttpSession - so you don't
have the major performance and I/O drag
Adam,
(And we do support a client-side state saving mode
that pushes everything to the client for
HttpSessionophobes,
but it's not the default)
How do you turn on that? I haven't seen that ...
Frank Felix
Thank for showing me. I will try again, but if you have any exsample, give me
please.
regrads
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appfuse is an example application. if it is too complicated you can take a look to this article http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-2004/jw-0719-jsf.html
both of them have source code, you can download source and work on them.regardsOn 4/1/06, kyphung
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I believe you can also access the style attribute over:
elem.style.cssText = ...;
this should also work.
cheers,
Gerald
On 4/1/06, Laurie Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Legolas Woodland wrote:
Hi
thank you for reading my post.
I have this problem in my web application :
generated
Hi all,asked about this in the maven mailing list and it is quite easily done:Add the below profile to the pom, it will override the scope for the jsp-api and include the tomcat jars.Run with: mvn -P jettyConfig clean jetty6:run
profiles profile idjettyConfig/id dependencies
dependency
Hi,
cc'ing to users@ to inform tobago users.
I'm working on TOBAGO-10 (Combine the attributes label,
labelWithAccessKey and accessKey to one attribute label).
On many tc:... components, those where a tx:... component exists,
the label attribute is already marked as deprecated.
Any objections
Hi all
I upgrated myfaces from 1.1.1 to 1.1.3 and
started to get js error "Object expected" (linkDummyForm) for links that are not under "form" tag.
it seems like linkDummyForm is not
rendered..
Any advice ?
Thanks
I have the following in my jsp page..:
h:inputText id=fortrykk_avtalt value=#{fortrykk.avtalt} size=8
maxlength=3
f:convertNumber type=number maxIntegerDigits=3
maxFractionDigits=0
groupingUsed=false/
/h:inputText
And the text field contains a valid Integer value, like 18 but
From the configuration docs:
oracle.adf.view.faces.CLIENT_STATE_METHOD
Chooses the type of client-side state saving used when client-side
state saving is enabled (with the JSF standard javax.
faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD parameter). Two values are accepted:
token: the default, which stores page
I have a backing bean folderBean who has a get/setParent(FolderBean b)
method for the parent. I have the following code in the first page
action method
FolderBean parent = new FolderBean();
parent.setNodeId(nodeId);
parent.setName(node.getDescription());
Please do not remove it now. Keep it deprecated for a short while.
And please keep the labelWithAccessKey and accessKey attributes also
as deprecated.
Regards
Udo
Volker Weber schrieb:
Hi,
cc'ing to users@ to inform tobago users.
I'm working on TOBAGO-10 (Combine the attributes label,
Many places myfaces will first log and error and then throw an exception. For
cases where framework classes have been plugged in that delegate, this is
causing false stack traces in the log.
For example, I have my own Application installed (ie, SpringApplication). It
first delegates to the
I also see in ApplicationImpl that in at least one case a Throwable is
caught, logged, but not re-thrown(in setConverterProperties). This means the
application will not get the chance to decide if it should continue. In my
cases at least, I want these types of configuration problems to be fatal.
Can binding use an alias bean? I got an error: bean is null.h:collapsiblePanel binding="#{aliasBean.collapsiblePanel}"... During view restore phase, is real bean used to replace alias bean? Thanks!
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