Hi Leonardo, I dont need setup Tomahawk and Trinidad together. I want find what is wrong with Trinidad part. It is enough for me. Ok, I just have attached project without libraries under Netbeans 6.9.1 . I use Jsf 2.0 and trinidad-assembly-2.0.0.
Thanks for all advices http://old.nabble.com/file/p31748075/TrinidadUpload.rar TrinidadUpload.rar Leonardo Uribe wrote: > > Hi > > You can setup Tomahawk and Trinidad together. The problem here is you > are not taking into consideration how file upload works and which > library will be used to upload files. This applies to any jsf library > with a file upload solution. > > There are two things any jsf library provides for file upload: > > 1. A jsf tag like t:inputFileUpload or tr:inputFile > 2. A filter or FacesContext wrapper (special case for portlets) to > handle the incoming request. > > Both trinidad and tomahawk has its own filter to handle this stuff. > From page side it looks like this: > > <form id="form1" enctype="multipart/form-data" ...> > <!-- ... jsf generated html code --> > <input type="file" ... /> > <!-- ... jsf generated html code --> > </form> > > Note the part that says enctype="multipart/form-data". By default, JSF > does not handle this encode type, so you need to setup a filter that > handle this. Here is the important part: the filter that is setup ON > TOP will be the one who handle the request. If tomahawk is on top, > trinidad tr:inputFile will not work and viceversa, if trinidad is on > top, t:inputFileUpload will not work. > > How to solve it? Put the entry for <filter-mapping> of your choice in > the right order on web.xml file. If your current setup does not work, > try to change the order. If that does not work, create a filter that > delegates first to the one you want and then to the other one. > > Quite simple, isn't it? > > regards, > > Leonardo Uribe > > 2011/5/31 Joachim Schrod <jsch...@acm.org>: >> jitechno wrote: >>> >>> I just got a really bad experience with Tomahawk and Trinidad. Deadline >>> is >>> out, project is out, client is out. >> >> Well, then quite obviously you should have asked earlier. Or the >> deadline was not realistic from the very start. >> >>> But question still exists : I am uploading files with Trinidad ver. 2. I >>> am >>> not able upload large file, only appr. up to 100 Kb. >>> I found tons of advices to change config parameters and did it, without >>> success. >> >> How about telling which config parameters you changed, where, and >> to what? That way readers here wouldn't need to 2nd guess your >> situation. >> >> Your approach to problem reports is not helpful, neither to you nor >> to other Trinidad users. I hope for you that it's different elsewhere. >> >> Joachim >> >> -- >> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- >> Joachim Schrod Email: jsch...@acm.org >> Roedermark, Germany >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Problem-with-Trinidad%27s-uploads-tp31741639p31748075.html Sent from the My Faces - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
