I'm using commandLinks in TC 5.5 right now.  Try deploying the simple
examples to a default TC 5.5 install.  You will find that the
commandLinks work (at least some of them.)

Sean

On 6/6/06, Murray Brandon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you have a properly resolved processAction method on your bean?  If
you don't have this properly resolving, you will not get a commandLink
rendering, (just text? cant remember).

I find it difficult to believe commandLink has a bug all of a sudden.
It's such a simple component and it works fine on my Tomcat 5.5.15
(which I use for testing cos it's so blindingly fast).  Which version of
Myfaces?  The latest?  Are you using a nightly build?

Let me know what you find.

Your bean must implement:
ie.     public void processAction(ActionEvent e) throws
AbortProcessingException

An example of my commandLink is below (am using the superb facelets too,
but you get the gist):

            <h:commandLink actionListener="#{mybean.processAction}"
disabled="#{disabled}" type="submit" rendered="#{rendered}">
                <c:if test="${not empty imageUrl and empty
mouseoverImageUrl}">
                    <t:graphicImage value="${imageUrl}"
styleClass="noborder" />
                </c:if>
                <c:if test="${not empty imageUrl and not empty
mouseoverImageUrl}">
                    <t:graphicImage value="${imageUrl}"
styleClass="noborder"

onmouseover="auiChangeImage(this,'${mouseoverImageUrl}')"
                        onmouseout="auiChangeImage(this,'${imageUrl}')" />
                </c:if>
                <c:if test="${not empty text}">
                    <h:outputText value="${text}" />
                </c:if>
            </h:commandLink>

Mike Duffy wrote:
> This did not work for me.  The fact that the command link does not work is a 
SERIOUS BUG in
> MyFaces.  Any suggestions on the best way to report this bug?
>
> Mike
>
>
> --- Garner Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>> I got my commandLinks to work by adding the JSP-API.jar that came with
>> facelets to my /web-inf/lib directory instead of the one in the
>> tomcat/commons/lib directory.
>> However this gives me another problem where my JSP forward isn't working.
>> Seems to be some incompatibilty somewhere.
>> I'm getting fed up and am going to back to Struts real soon.
>>
>> Shawn
>>
>>
>
>
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