Ahh..yes, that looks right. StreamingAddResource does try to write it
immediately (and therefore doesn't really support that ResourcePosition
parameter). And that means that it cannot be used from the
invoke-application phase to register stuff to be output later.
Perhaps you could update the wiki with that info?
Carsten Kaiser wrote:
Ok, I guess I figured out the reason, which causes the solution suggested on
the Wiki page to fail:
In our web application class StreamingAddResource is configured to be used to
add resources like JavaScript, CSS etc. to the response, which attempts to
write any resource immediately to the response writer. The DefaultAddResource
class instead holds a set for each supported resource position wherein all
added resources are kept until they are rendered on completion of the render
response phase. So later implementation only allows to control popup triggering
within the invoke application phase!
Regards,
CAK
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Von: Carsten Kaiser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. März 2007 06:10
An: MyFaces Discussion
Betreff: AW: How to add inline javascript in application phase?
Hello Simon,
thank you very much for his hint. I really could have thought about
looking for any other value of resource position! I will give it a try!
Hope, that BODY_ONLOAD will not ask for the ResponseWriter...
Regards,
CAK
