I seem to remember at some time in the past getting a complete dump of
the tree structure at the end of each request in the logfile. Can't
remember what I did to make that happen though...
Andrew Robinson wrote:
If you are using facelets, setup the ui:debug, it will show you the
entire component tree. Also, you can put a break point in the encode
begin of a component and then use the debugger to inspect the
component tree. Or write a custom phase listener that prints the
component tree with IDs to the console in the before render phase.
On 4/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I am having trouble when having 2 (Vertical) PanelNavigation2
components on a page. When I hit a menu item in the second one I get
an error during rendering of the response:
Intermediate identifier _id44 in search expression _id44:nav1
identifies a UIComponent that is not a NamingContainer
Now _id44 is of not that easy to figure out what is so I would like to
be able to find which faces component it maps to.
I seem to remember that there is a setting you set to have MyFaces
output what/where it is in the renderingphase. Anybody know what this
setting looks like.
Hermod
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