You set the session parameter in left frame, and refresh the right frame? How, some custom javascript? With ADF targetFrame the approach could be different, it seems that request parameters are allowed to pass trought..
We already faced the drop-down problem with frames, thank you :-) Cosma 2006/6/8, Mert Çalışkan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am using frameset (left+right) in one of my apps. It uses webgalileo tree on the left and there is a detailed page on the right.Passing parameters provided by session beans and h:inputHidden components.. out of the jsf scope.. you might bump into some problems with a drop down menu on the top frame. It doesn't overlap to the bottom frame. You can overcome such a problem with an applet menu. Regards, Mert On 6/8/06, Cosma Colanicchia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I know, but we have some session-related problems that we solved in > past using frames.. maybe there are other solutions, but for now > completely losing frames support its a bit dangerous for us. > > The adf solution seems to work. I'll explore what happens if the > "source" frame has fields and validations.. > > > > 2006/6/8, Werner Punz < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Cosma Colanicchia schrieb: > > > I don't know Tiles very well (I'm using ADF Faces+Facelets). > > > > > > Anyway, it sounds like you aren't talking about "real" frames using > > > tiles (the whole page is always refreshed). I'm looking for a way to > > > use HTML framesets. > > > > > > I've just noticed that the <af:form> has a "targetFrame" attribute, > > > maybe it is exactly what I was looking for.. > > > > > > Thanks Fintan > > > Cosma > > > > > > > > No real standard way in jsf itself, and to my knowledge nothin im > > Tomahawk the adf control might be your best choice. > > But I would advice you not to use frames, you open a can of worms there, > > there is a reason why frames nowadays are considered to be an anti > > pattern in html design and most framish things nowadays are achieved by > > templating mechanisms and div scrollers. > > > > >
