Johannes:
I think you are missing <h:message> tag in your JSP.
This works for Tiles with JSCookMenu and MyFaces (all-together)
Code Snippet (for your JSP)
<h:inputText id="text_field" value="#{profileBean.name}" required="true" validator="#{profileBean.validateText}"/>
<h:inputText id="text_field_1" value="#{profileBean.id}" required="true">
<f:validateLength minimum= 3, maximum= 10/>
</h:inputText>
<h:message id="errors" for="" style="color: red"/>
<h:message id="errors1" for="" style="color: blue"/>
Hope this helps.
Kind Regards,
Jay
| Pierpaolo Follia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/16/2005 09:51 AM
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From here is quite difficult to solve your problem. I'll try.
What are you actually doing in the method
sparepartSpringBeanaction.printName?
Have you defined the right navigation case in the faces-config file?
While debugging the application are all events fired? Are the action and
the actionlistener invoked?
by
Pierpaolo (with a final O :-) )
Johannes Hiemer wrote:
>Hi Pierpaola,
>I tried your tip, but I got the same result as before, it seems to be that I get a post-event, but instead of firing the validation error task, it just blanks out the input fields. In firefox, if I use a _javascript_-debugging-console, I get an error:
>Fehler: f has no properties
>Quelldatei: http://localhost:8080/ITecon%20Dell%20Call%20System/sparepart.jspx
>Zeile: 556
>Going to this line there is actually no method to see. Do I have special navigation-settings in my faces-config or anything in this direction? Are there any special lines that need to be added to my web.xml file?
>
>Thanks lot for your help.
>
>Regards Johannes Hiemer
>
>P.S. Sorry about my last post. I am just a bit frustrated, had a short night and a lot work todo. I hope you can forgive. Sorry again.
>
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>>"MyFaces Discussion" <[email protected]> schrieb am 16.06.05 13:29:24:
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>>Hi Johannes,
>>I saw your post about tiles: I think your problem is that in your tile
>>page (sparepart.jsp) you have another <f:view> tag. You should have only
>>a f:view in your template page. Use a subview instead.
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>>Bye
>>
>>Johannes Hiemer wrote:
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>>Hi,
>>I posted a similiar question a bit earlyer but no one responded to it. In the archive I saw posts with the same scenarios, but no one replied to it. What I would tend to say, is that the myfaces-tiles implementation is useless because you can't use forms with it. Did anyone here get the myfaces-tiles combination working? If someone gained experience with it, please share it with us.
>>
>>Thanks a lot.
>>Johannes Hiemer
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