Plant More Tree wrote:
>
> I'm sorry but i don't know what you don't understand here ...
>
> This is my backing bean :
>
> @HttpAction(value="homeAction", pattern="comments/{title}")
> public String retrieveComment(@Param("title") String title,
> @Param("sharedUrlId") String sharedUrlId){
>
> ....
>
> return "/comment.xhtml";
> }
>
> and below is the xhtml page :
>
> <rest:link value="homeAction">
> <f:param name="sharedUrlId" value="123456789"/>
> <f:param name="title" value="bush_is_a_joke"/>
> #{text['comments']}
> </rest:link>
>
> so when user click on the link, the next page url become like this :
>
> http://localhost:8080/pikepier/comments/bush_is_a_joke?sharedUrlId=b4043a51-2d76-102b-9617-869ad24e2f93
>
> which is not what I want. I need the result url to be like this :
>
> http://localhost:8080/pikepier/comments/bush_is_a_joke
>
>
If it is not want you want, why do you continue to write
@Param("sharedUrlId") String sharedUrlId
and
<f:param name="sharedUrlId" value="123"/>
?
You are very explicitely asking to RestFaces to append a query parameter to
the URL, but you don't want it...My suggestion is to remove both (f:param
component and second parameter from the signature).
But you have already said that you also want RestFaces to set the
parameter..And I already said that it is not possible.
Now, can you explain how a link that looks like
http://localhost:8080/pikepier/comments/bush_is_a_joke
could set a sharedUrlId parameter?
I am not sarcastic, I only want that you understand the problem.
RestFaces doens't re-invent the web, only make it easy, for JSF deverloper,
to write bookmarkable pages.
So, the question is, how would you implement your link without RestFaces?
Post the server-side code accomplishing your problem. Then we'll try to
re-implement in RestFaces.
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