What is the name of the validation tag to validate comma separated emails?
I see in the release notes for MyFaces Tomahawk v1.1.5 Release that this is
a ** New Feature
* [TOMAHAWK-182] - new validator - validate comma separated entries by
splitting them and validating individually
Can't find i
Hi Bruce,
you have to do a checkout:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/trinidad/trunk/
or take a look here, at the snapshot repo:
http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-snapshot-repository/
API:
http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-snapshot-repository/org/apache/myfaces/trinidad/trinidad-api/1.2.12-
Sorry Scott,
where i can find this trunk 1.2.12-SNAPSHOT exactely?
Thanks.
Bruce
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
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> I think the current trunk is 1.2.12-SNAPSHOT.
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> brucemaki wrote:
>> Hi Scott,
>> unfortunately the problem is still open for me with this trunk
>> too...(1.2.11)
>> so i came back to th
I think the current trunk is 1.2.12-SNAPSHOT.
brucemaki wrote:
Hi Scott,
unfortunately the problem is still open for me with this trunk
too...(1.2.11)
so i came back to the previous 1.2.8 release, that works perfectly...
If you need some further infos please write me
Thanks a lot.
Bruce
Scot
Hi Scott,
unfortunately the problem is still open for me with this trunk
too...(1.2.11)
so i came back to the previous 1.2.8 release, that works perfectly...
If you need some further infos please write me
Thanks a lot.
Bruce
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
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> Hey Bruce,
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> I recently rewrote some log
Hey Bruce,
I recently rewrote some logic in dealing with Trinidad dialogs. We were
doing something that was not expressly allowed by J2EE and some
containers were failing on it.
My changes SHOULD have only effected in-line type dialogs (ie. ones that
don't spin off an external window but in
I also forgot tr:switcher--tr:swicher, tr:group, and tr:terator implement
FlattenedComponent which is what would be accommodated by such a change.
http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/trinidad-1_2/trinidad-api/apidocs/org/apache/myfaces/trinidad/component/FlattenedComponent.html
Regards,
Matt
On
Hi Marco,
Actually I think RowLayoutRenderer just needs to perform the
UIXComponent.processFlattenedChildren() just like is done in
PanelFormLayoutRenderer to supports component flattening. This would give
you that effect that you desire but also will flatten a tr:iterator
wrappers.
Regards,
Mat
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:30 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
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> I need to access a message bundle property like so:
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Actually, i would add those specific message on a bundle on its own :
Not that it is a really satisfactory solution, but it will serve your need
quite well.
my €.02
Gilles
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 2:18 PM, arkoenne wrote:
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> Hello,
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> looks good, but I can't tell easily from the ORacle web pages if ADF Faces
> can be used standalone as library within a JSF project or if JDeveloper or a
> certain license is required.
As for JDev, you can use it without it. As for th
Hello,
looks good, but I can't tell easily from the ORacle web pages if ADF Faces
can be used standalone as library within a JSF project or if JDeveloper or a
certain license is required.
I'am too lookin for a Windows/Office Look&Feel JSF Library but it has to be
free of charge. Any other ideas
Hi Andy,
You said that you were having problems with h:commandLink:
Some of the links do not work correctly, but i can't see any difference.
If i click on some of the links (mostly MyFaces or Tomahawk
commandLinks), I'm always getting the same error:
/pages/xlist.jsp No saved view state could b
Simon,
Thanks again for your help!
I've spend most of the last two days to find the problem, but without
success...
- I'm only using one browser window.
- I've no custom JavaScript on the page, only those from Tomahawk and
RichFaces
- I've tried to change the context-param
org.apache.myfaces.NUM
This looks interesting. I've been to implement a similar approach using a dummy
Map that builds the key. Although I think your solution looks even nicer than
what I came up with. I'll have to give it try.
Thanks
From: Michael Heinen [mailto:michael.hei...
You can use a Lazy map as Wrapper to build the keys dynamically.
A Transformer will be called during map access and you can add your prefix to
your key.
This does also work inside tables, lists etc
Sample:
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
im
Hi,
I need to access a message bundle property like so:
Although that syntax doesn't quite work. I've tried a few things. The
closest I got was using a t:aliasBean like
This actually works, but problems arise when you stick that into a
t:dataList. Inside the datalist the
Hi,
with release 1.2.10, and also with the last 1.2.11 i found a problem with
dialogs opened by a jspx, (see the exception stak trace below).
when i close the dialog window via a tr:commandButton (Confirm or Cancel) or
by the X close icon the lifecicle of Jsf return a problem in RESTORE_VIEW,
so t
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