Well, the problem is that the values should be applied!
This is the only thing what I see as a possible bug here...
I think that Sylvain mixes two things up in his argumentation:
"submitting" the value to the component is done whenever a request is
posted, regardless if a submit button has been h
Jon,
Stan is correct. If you do use those interfaces directly, then that part
of your code will be MyFaces specific--those interfaces are not JSR
compliant. If you do not want to have MyFaces specific code, then you
should be able to use MyFaces without any additional changes.
Regards,
Anton
On
MyFaces has recently been updated to support Portlets running in any
JSR-168 compliant Portal. This work included updates to
JspViewHandlerImpl.
If you can describe your requirements then I might be able to help you
accomplish your goals without further changes to MyFaces.
Stan Silvert
JBoss, In
I'm pretty sure that if the model updates, the submitted value gets
cleared. It might still be inside savestate, but that's just going to
be saving null most of the time.
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 23:17:32 -0500, Sean Schofield
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was looking at the MyFaces implementation f
