Has anyone used inputHTML?
Has anyone successfully used t:inputHTML? It doesn't seem to work for me. Any suggestions for another HTML editor?
Modal popup dialogs for form submission in JSF
Could anyone recommend the best way to have modal popup dialogs for form submission in JSF? I need to popup a dialog that has a form that the user can fill out and submit and then return to the page from which the popup dialog was initiated. I need a modal dialog to that page.
Did the tomahawk sandbox get included completely in tomahawk JAR?
Sorry if this sounds like a stupid question; however, did the tomahawk-sandbox get completely included into the tomahawk 1.1.6 JAR? If not, which tomahawk sandbox JAR can be used with the 1.1.6 JAR?
Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL - One Last Question
Andrew,
In your response, you wrote "build the full URL including 'https'".
However, when you get the viewId in handleNavigation, it has the actual
file name, e.g., "page.xhtml" (I am using facelets). However, I think
(maybe I am wrong) that an actual URL has to be of the form "page.jsf"
(if using ".jsf" as the filter url-pattern). Would it be safe to simply
replace ".xhtml" with ".jsf" to form the URL (along with "https://";)?
Or is there a way to change the protocol to HTTPS and then just use the
same viewId (without the "secure:" prefix)?
Thanks!
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, May 3, 2007 1:41 pm
Subject: Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL
To: MyFaces Discussion
> > > For the custom navigation handler, I don't have an example, but
> you> > could just setup some kind of pattern that you could parse
> via regex.
> > > Something like
> > >
> > > secure:/myview.xhtml
> > >
> > > Then in the navigation handler, see:
> > > private final static String SECURE = "secure:";
> > > ...
> > > if (viewId.startsWith(SECURE))
> > > {
> > > viewId = viewId.substring(SECURE.length());
> > > // see if the HttpServletRequest.isSecure() returns false
> > > // if so then:
> > > // get the faces external context
> > > // build the full URL including "https"
> > > // call external context.redirect
> > > // call context.responseComplete();
> > > }
> > > else ...
> > >
Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL
Andrew & Bill,
So is it common form to stay in HTTPS once the user estasblishes a
secure connection and authentication? Because if this is the case, then
I don't have to really do anything special for navigation handling. Are
there any downsides to continuing to use HTTPS? I am not sure I could
gaurantee that the user (benign or malicious) wouldn't start from my
HTTPS login URL rather than from the HTTP main page URL.
Thanks again for your valuable input.
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, May 3, 2007 10:22 am
Subject: Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL
To: MyFaces Discussion
> For the custom navigation handler, I don't have an example, but you
> could just setup some kind of pattern that you could parse via regex.
> Something like
>
> secure:/myview.xhtml
>
> Then in the navigation handler, see:
> private final static String SECURE = "secure:";
> ...
> if (viewId.startsWith(SECURE))
> {
> viewId = viewId.substring(SECURE.length());
> // see if the HttpServletRequest.isSecure() returns false
> // if so then:
> // get the faces external context
> // build the full URL including "https"
> // call external context.redirect
> // call context.responseComplete();
> }
> else ...
>
> You have to use a redirect one way or another, so it being in a
> navigation handler just makes it available to all action responses.
>
> Also, make sure you remember once you redirect the user, they may lose
> their session, and they definitely will if you redirect from HTTPS to
> HTTP. Servlets use a in-memory cookie to store the session ID. Since
> it is a cookie, it falls under the W3C specification for cookie
> handling. So for example, if the cookie is marked as secure, it cannot
> be seen from HTTP.
>
> Make sure you are not planning on authenticating them under HTTPS, and
> then redirecting them to HTTP and trying to retain an insecure session
> ID. If so, impersonation attacks would be a piece of cake against your
> code.
>
>
> On 5/3/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Andrew,
> >
> > Thanks for the tips. I think that method (1) can work for me in
> some> situations, but not in general. Would you happen to know or
> have any
> > examples for the method (2) [custom navigation handler]? I
> appreciate> your help *very* much!
> >
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Date: Wednesday, May 2, 2007 3:50 pm
> > Subject: Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL
> > To: MyFaces Discussion
> >
> > > Two methods:
> > >
> > > 1) In your action or actionListener use the external context to
> > > send a
> > > redirect or
> > > 2) Use a custom navigation handler that builds a URL then changes
> > > the protocol
> > >
> > > On 5/2/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Does anyone have any tips how you can implement navigating to
> and> > from> an HTTPS URL from a commandLink or commandButton?
> > > >
> > >
> >
>
Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL
Andrew, Thanks for the tips. I think that method (1) can work for me in some situations, but not in general. Would you happen to know or have any examples for the method (2) [custom navigation handler]? I appreciate your help *very* much! - Original Message - From: Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, May 2, 2007 3:50 pm Subject: Re: Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL To: MyFaces Discussion > Two methods: > > 1) In your action or actionListener use the external context to > send a > redirect or > 2) Use a custom navigation handler that builds a URL then changes > the protocol > > On 5/2/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Does anyone have any tips how you can implement navigating to and > from> an HTTPS URL from a commandLink or commandButton? > > >
Navigation to and from an HTTPS URL
Does anyone have any tips how you can implement navigating to and from an HTTPS URL from a commandLink or commandButton?
Re: forceId warning when using facelets
I tried looking into this approach of having a binding component in the backing bean, but that seems *highly* onerous. I would need a binding component for nearly every input control. I prefer using the forceId approach. - Original Message - From: Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, April 13, 2007 9:09 am Subject: Re: forceId warning when using facelets To: MyFaces Discussion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For addMessage, you need to provide > > component.getClientId(FacesContext.getCurrentInstance()) > > You can either explicitly bind the component to your backing bean so > you have a reference to it, or you can use a findComponent method. > > > On 4/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > There are two reasons why I am using forceId, but both of them are > > probably because I am not doing something correctly. > > > > 1) When I use an addMessage(id, ...) I have to specify the id of the > > control for the message is intended. It seems (maybe I am wrong) > that> if I don't use forceId, the id used in JSF isn't the same as > that> referred to in the addMessage(). > > > > 2) I am using ajax4jsf and I was getting lots of duplicate id's. > When I > > used forceId, those errors disappeared. > > > > Maybe there are better ways to avoid these issues, but forceId > worked> for me. > > >
Re: forceId warning when using facelets
There are two reasons why I am using forceId, but both of them are probably because I am not doing something correctly. 1) When I use an addMessage(id, ...) I have to specify the id of the control for the message is intended. It seems (maybe I am wrong) that if I don't use forceId, the id used in JSF isn't the same as that referred to in the addMessage(). 2) I am using ajax4jsf and I was getting lots of duplicate id's. When I used forceId, those errors disappeared. Maybe there are better ways to avoid these issues, but forceId worked for me.
forceId warning when using facelets
Don't know if this has been discussed here before... I am getting warnings that the 'forceId' attribute is not on various types, e.g., org.apache.myfaces.component.html.ext.HtmlInputText. I recently ported to facelets and I don't remember seeing this warning when I was just using myfaces alone. I saw a work-around, but I am wondering whether I have to do some additional configuration.
position : beating this dead horse again
I am using and I put a around it to try to anchor the popup on the image icon. This works fairly well, but I noticed that if I scroll down on the page and then click on the image icon to popup the dialog, the dialog is offset by the amount that I scrolled. Anyone know the right way to anchor the popup to the icon?
Additional: problem (using facelets)
Some more info... seems like the mouseListener method is not being called. I am pretty sure that it used to be called prior to me porting to facelets. I downloaded the "tomahawk.taglib.xml" file that I found on the net, but I added the "schedule" tag myself and listed "org.apache.myfaces.Schedule" as the . Does anyone have an official "tomahawk.taglib.xml" file? Any ideas about what might be going on?
problem (using facelets)
I have been porting my code to facelets. I am using and all seemed to work and render properly, but when now I go to click on the schedule, the event type is always SCHEDULE_NOTHING_CLICKED. I did not change any attributes or attribute values for the tag. Has anyone else seen this issue? The schedule handler action is being called, but the event type is always SCHEDULE_NOTHING_CLICKED.
StreamingAddResource Exception with Facelets
I am trying to incorporate the performance improvements using: org.apache.myfaces.ADD_RESOURCE_CLASS org.apache.myfaces.component.html.util.StreamingAddResource with when using facelets. I am getting an exception when the first page is accessed: Unknown error while serving resource: null/header.css, message : For input string: "null" The error seems to go away after accessing the front page the first time; but I am not sure if it is an error that happens per session. Does anyone have any ideas about this? Should I not use that performance tip if using facelets?
ajax4jsf 1.1 RC2 - session serialization write error
I just downloaded and imported version 1.1 rc2 of AJAX4JSF (from a version I downloaded sometime in Dec. 2006). I am now getting a 'Session Serialization Error' when stopping my Tomcat server. I know you can turn off Session Serialization, but does anyone anything in particular that might be causing this exception?
facelets and ajax4jsf problem: Client-id : theId is duplicated in the faces tree.
I am trying to use facelets with ajax4jsf and immediately came across a problem where the following exception: "Client-id : theId is duplicated in the faces tree. " is raised. This worked fine when not using facelets but fails when using facelets. I can post more code, but was wondering if there is some basic thing that I need to do to integrate ajax4jsf with facelets.
Re: SIMPLE question - How can I get to work
I think that with facelets you don't need to use h:outputText... just put by itself. - Original Message - From: Charbel Abdul-Massih <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:56 am Subject: SIMPLE question - How can I get to work To: MyFaces Discussion > I am using JSF with facelets... > > I just need to output a space character " " in my page... > > > > For some reason, it is not working for me... > > > > I tried > > > > That's not working... > > > > Can you please help!! > >
Facelets and JSP...how to port JSP code.
I have been considering moving to Facelets. I have studied it and like
what I see. One problem I see is how to port my JSP code into Facelets.
By this I mean, in some of my pages, I have JSP code
<%
if (!foo.isLoaded())
{
response.sendRedirect("login.jsf");
}
%>
Does anyone know how you might port this? I am open to design changes
as well.
Thanks!
Re: FacesContext.addMessage in an action method
Simon, Yes. I am using in my navigation rules. What is the behavior of JSF if you return null? Does it stay on that page? Thanks for the tip. This might be the explanation I have been seeking. - Original Message - From: Simon Kitching <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sunday, March 18, 2007 3:48 pm Subject: Re: FacesContext.addMessage in an action method To: MyFaces Discussion > > Adding error messages from action methods works fine for me. > > And they certainly should show up, even if you don't provide a > component > or client-id (these are optional parameters). > > Are you perhaps returning a navigation string from your action > method > and then using in your navigation rules? This would > definitely discard any registered messages... > > I suggest returning NULL from your action method if you are > reporting > any errors. > > Regards, > > Simon >
Ajax4jsf w.r.t. FacesContext.addMessage in an action method
Just thought of something...I am using Ajax4jsf. Could the Ajax4jsf filter be messing things up?
FacesContext.addMessage in an action method
I have seemingly tried everything. I put forceId on the (which sets the id properly); I tried a validator and calling addMessage() from within the validator method, which although it is bulky it did work and the error message appeared; page-level validation works (an error message appears if I leave the field empty). However, it does not work if I call FacesContext.addMessage() from within the action method. The error message does not show up. Is there something else I have to do??? Like a PhaseListener or something? Some other setting somewhere? I am absolutely sure I am getting the correct id because I even used a binding property. I could really use some help. This shouldn't be that difficult. Thanks!
Can you addMessage() from an Action method?
>From all examples, it appears that you should be able to call addMessage() from within an action method, but when I try this, the message is not displayed. Contrarily, I found this discussion where it says that it isn't possible: http://jsf-faq.com/faqs/messages.html and that you have to use a validator. I tried using a validator and it did work (the message gets displayed); however, I think that this approach is rather limiting. There are errors that are dependent on more than one input. I am out of ideas. Can you call addMessage() from within an action method and have the error messages (via ) show up? Thanks.
and not working
I tried the suggestion of using forceId to specify the id of the component for which I need to generate a message, and I also created a property binding to get the client id. I did the latter mostly to check that forceId was working and it was. The problem is that the messages are not being shown on the page. In the case of page level validation error messages, those do show up. The error messages that dont show up are those that are added using FacesContext.addMessage() in the backing bean. I am sure I am specifying the correct client id in the backing, the messages simply don't show up. What could possibly be going wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Backbase?
Does anybody have any experience with Backbase for JSF?
Has anyone used G4JSF or GWT?
Has anyone used G4JSF or GWT? I have used Ajax4JSF extensively and want to make my app even more rich and Web 2.0ish. I have read Smirnov's articles and agree with him that JSF is a good server-side solution for navigation, etc. G4JSF looks promising but wanted some feedback before I invest time in it. Are there other client-side UI frameworks using AJAX features other than GWT? Essentially, Web 2.0 like UI controls that use Ajax4JSF rather than GWT? Or am I missing something?
h:messages within f:subview not working
I am using the following JSF code snippet:
...
...
...
and in the backing bean I am adding an error message such as
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addMessage("myClientId", new
FacesMessage("error"));
The error message is not showing up. I have tried all sorts of
combinations of addMessage() and new FacesMessage() and attributes with
, but nothing works. Any advice?
Is there any way to specify Sunday-Saturday as the Week (as opposed to Monday-Sunday) in t:schedule?
Is there any way to specify Sunday-Saturday as the Week (as opposed to Monday-Sunday) in t:schedule?
how do you specify an All Day entry for t:schedule?
I looked at the Examples source for adding an all day entry:
DefaultScheduleEntry entry7 = new DefaultScheduleEntry();
entry7.setId(RandomStringUtils.randomNumeric(32));
entry7.setTitle("All day event");
entry7.setSubtitle("This event renders as an all-day event");
entry7.setAllDay(true);
model.addEntry(entry7);
The startTime() nor endTime() are not called on the entry. How does the
entry know its day?
Thanks!
Scrollbar for t:inputtextarea ?
Is there a way to have scrollbars for t:inputtextarea? Is there an HTML passthrough attribute to use?
Is there a tag that can output text ith parameters (format string) with parameters as attributes?
Is there a tag (i.e., outputText) that you can specify a format string
and then pass parameters as attribute values? That is, a tag something
like:
and in the message bundle something like this:
fmt_str_key=Hello: {0}
Thanks
Re: inputCalender position
Ok...this might be a complete hack, but... surround your tag with ... I looked at the JS code and this seems to work. Let me know if this works for you. - Original Message - From: ramsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 11:05 am Subject: Re: inputCalender position To: users@myfaces.apache.org > > Hi Stephan, > > thanks for your answer!!! > > > Stephen Osella wrote: > > > > I have the same problem with the position of the inputCalendar > tag. I > > posted an issue a few days ago and got a response saying that the > > position is defined in: > > > > "It is defined in the .js files accompanying the distribution. > > specifically, popcalendar_init.js and popcalendar.js (Not sure > about the > > exact filenames, going from memory here)." > > > > I have not yet started to debug this issue, so I am still working > on it > > and would like help as well. > > Once again: thank you. > > > > As for having an icon instead of a button, use the following > attributes:> > > renderAsPopup="true" > > renderPopupButtonAsImage="true" > > > popupButtonImageUrl="images/calendar.gif" > > > > If you resolve the position issue, please post the solution. > > > > momentarily I do not have time for it. approximately in one week > I can > > startet this issue. > > afterwards I will contact you! > > > > Thanks! > > > > Merci > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/inputCalender- > position-tf3142103.html#a8712775 > Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
Re: inputCalender position
I have the same problem with the position of the inputCalendar tag. I posted an issue a few days ago and got a response saying that the position is defined in: "It is defined in the .js files accompanying the distribution. specifically, popcalendar_init.js and popcalendar.js (Not sure about the exact filenames, going from memory here)." I have not yet started to debug this issue, so I am still working on it and would like help as well. As for having an icon instead of a button, use the following attributes: renderAsPopup="true" renderPopupButtonAsImage="true" popupButtonImageUrl="images/calendar.gif" If you resolve the position issue, please post the solution. Thanks!
t:inputCalendar popup location
I am getting this weird behavior where the popup dialog for the t:inputCalendar tag pops up at the lower right of the window/screen. This doesn't happen every place I have used t:inputCalendar, but happens in one instance. How is the position of the popup dialog defined or controlled?
How stable is rcfaces?
Hi..thanks for the tip about using rcfaces, just downloaded it; seems interesting. How stable is it?
Re: removing inputText when using inputCalendar
Thank you for the solution; style="display:none" worked. Going to be demanding now... I noticed that the JS code generated creates arrays with English words for days and months (Monday, etc. and January, etc.). Is there a way to internationalize this? Also, is there a way to change the imgDir variable so I can set my own image to use? Thanks a bunch! - Original Message - From: Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, January 25, 2007 12:14 pm Subject: Re: removing inputText when using inputCalendar To: MyFaces Discussion > I don't think there is a way to do this yet. It'd be a good > improvement. Add an attribute (inputTextRendered=false?) and create > a patch. > > Another possiblity would be "inputTextStyle" -- then you could > probably use inputTextStyle="display:none" > > On 1/25/07, Josué Alcalde González <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > El jue, 25-01-2007 a las 10:04 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > escribió:> > Is there anyway to not have the inputText when using > the inputCalendar > > > tag? I am setting the renderPopupButtonAsImage to true, but > dont want > > > to show the inputText box. > > > > style="display:none" > > -- > > ___ > > Josué Alcalde Gon?alez > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Dpto. Desarrollo > > > > CSA - Centro Regional de Servicios Avanzados > > C/ López Bravo, 1 > > Pol. Ind. Villalonquéjar (Burgos) > > > > Tel. (+34) 947 256 250 > > Fax. (+34) 947 256 583 > > > > Web: http://www.csa.es > > > > > > >
removing inputText when using inputCalendar
Is there anyway to not have the inputText when using the inputCalendar tag? I am setting the renderPopupButtonAsImage to true, but dont want to show the inputText box.
