Hi Michael,
there are more than one solution for that, but as far as I know there is
not cast operator...
1. use a managed bean
faces-config.xml:
managed-bean
managed-bean-nameintValues/managed-bean-name
managed-bean-classjava.util.ArrayList/managed-bean-class
Sweet, setting the body style to tundra did the trick.
And thanks for the link, I'll have a look at dojofaces.
Simon
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Am 23.04.10 12:10, schrieb schneidc:
Sweet, setting the body style to tundra did the trick.
And thanks for the link, I'll have a look at dojofaces.
Simon
Feel free to ask questions regarding the low level dojo stuff here
(never used dojo faces though, Ganesh one of our committers is the main
Hi,
I am trying to upgrade to myfaces 1.2.8 from myfaces 1.1.5 on weblogic
server 10.3. I am trying to display a simple jsf page .
%@ page session=false contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8%
%@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/html; prefix=h%
%@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/core;
Sorry for opening the topic again but I have similar problem. Did you find
solution?
Regards
Mariusz
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Am 23.04.10 13:27, schrieb syllepsa:
Sorry for opening the topic again but I have similar problem. Did you find
solution?
Regards
Mariusz
Hello after checking the thread (pretty old I must say), all I can say
is this looks like a security setting to me.
if you map the faces-servlet to
Hi,
Seems like a Expression Language problem. The Servlet (which is
automatically created by Weblogic) that handles the JSP page internally
seems to expect a ValueExpression but it (only) gets a String. So either
something from weblogic is missing here (or does not work correctly) that
would
Hi again,
I did some research about this problem and found some similar issues in
various different projects and frameworks (e.g. in primefaces [1]). The real
problem seems to come from the tag library descriptor (.tld) files.
In MyFaces 1.1.x the entry for the value attribute of h:commandButton
I noticed that I am able to invoke *.iface (I'm using ICEfaces and Facelets)
files from my subdirectory using ip address. However when I try to invoke
them using domain name I receive HTTP 404 error. For static contents in both
cases it works correctly.
I should mention that invoking files from
Hi Michael,
I've thought about that problem and implemented a solution that works
for the most cases.
See: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOBAGO-877
With the current sources your example should work now, without any of
the modifications I told you.
Which version of JSF you are
I cannot give detailed help here, but in my opinion the problem lies
along the security either a firewall is blocking or the server itself
or a frontend webserver.
Am 23.04.10 16:48, schrieb syllepsa:
I noticed that I am able to invoke *.iface (I'm using ICEfaces and Facelets)
files from my
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