Thanks David, I'm already late for my project, so the impression you gave me through your mail lets me think: "I'll do the porting for the next build ;-)"
Thanks and regards, Zied 2007/7/11, David Steinkopff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Zied, I make the experience that after porting to JSF 1.2 RI <tc:sheet> make optical bugs (search in the mailing list for screenshot). Also duplicated IDs happen, but I see that effect also by MyFaces and JSF 1.1 RI and I´m doesn't sure if that a JSF or Tobago bug. If you switch from the combination JSP/JSF, you need an JSP 2.1 / Servlet 2.5 run time like Tomcat 6 or Jetty 6. If you switch from the combination Facelets/JSF, you can keep your current run time. I have some trouble with a class that called IDConsumer or like that, I solved that problem with adding the JSP 2.1 and Servlet 2.5 api jar to the project. regards David 2007/7/11, Zied Hamdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hello, > > I saw a set of discussions where people want to use foncionalities of > trinidad or others with the RI 1.2, is it possible and if yes what are > the conditions (or is there a helping guide). On the page > http://myfaces.apache.org/compatibility.html it seems that tobago can't > work on JSF 1.2 (I didn't ever develop a JSF component: I don't know if > the tobago libraries are just decorators of the MyFaces implementation, or a > from scratch implementation). Anyway, the real answer I'd like to have is: > how much do I have to wait if I decide to use Tobago on JSF 1.2, and if > the answer is "you don't have to wait", another question: how to proceed?. > > Thanks guys there, one day I'll answer you too :-) > > -- > Zied Hamdi > >
-- Zied Hamdi zatreex.sourceforge.net
