Hi CD, Volker,
in MyFaces this isn't necessary anymore - and hasn't been for over a
year. If you are using Facelets, though - there is a bug in Facelets
with Facets handling (so with unique ids of components in Facets),
which has only been resolved after the last production release (so
1.11.
Hi,
you MUST assign a unique id to all components created by your
application code, e.g.: all componets which are not created by the
framework via jsf tags.
And (according to my experience) you should not use createUniqueId()
of UIViewRoot.
Regards,
Volker
2007/9/25, CD [EMAIL
Thanks for replying Volker.
I do use the JSF tags to create said components (which is why I am confused
as to why this occurs). Any other thoughts?
On 9/26/07, Volker Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
you MUST assign a unique id to all components created by your
application code, e.g.:
Hi All,
I seem to get a occasional incident in my application where I receive a 500
error stating that a duplicate component id was found in the view. Would
anyone like to share a common pattern that is utilized to ensure that this
does not occur? Any other tips would be helpful as well.
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