Hi Volker, The suggestion is convising..
But the client has asked for an Ajax like feature which could probably done via renderedPartially and they would be sticiking for that :( Is there no other way to increase the timeout for Ajax request and display the popup even if it takes couple of more seconds to come up.... Forgot to Place [ Tobago ] in Subject Line.... :) Regards, Madan N On 5/28/07, Volker Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Madan, for operations which takes long time you should not use renderedPartially. there is ia timeout for ajax requests to enable removing the blocking layer from the app if a request fails. It is no problem to use a popup without renderedPartially. Regards, Volker 2007/5/28, Madan Narra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi All, > > I have a popup with a sheet inside it. > > Sheet is mapped to a List<> which holds Objects based upon the logic in the > controller. These Objects are set from calls made b/w EJB's and Webservices. > > When i click on the Popup, If at all the List<> is being set lately ( say > 7-10 secs ), The popup is not displayed. > > If at all I comment the webservice calling part, the popup is displayed > immediatly as the call is not being made and takes less time to set these > objects and add them to List<>. > > So was thinking, if at all the response to display the popup takes time, > then the popup is never displayed. > > Used renderedPartially to open a popup for <tc:link/> . > > Is there anyway to showup the popup even if the response takes some time to > get back to the JSP page ? > -- > Regards, > Madan N
-- Regards, Madan N
