d'oh
sorry about that, that's embarrassing
(I had been using 'ant dist' so it built the pdf as well)
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I've just updated seam from cvs and now my front page's reference to the
facelet template:
template="#{theme.template}"
is causing an exception
| 10:23:03,296 ERROR [STDERR] 26-Jan-2007 10:23:03
com.sun.facelets.FaceletViewHandler handleRenderException
| SEVERE: Error Rendering View[/logi
thanks, works well for me
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thanks
There's a comment at the top of the javadoc for the lowagie Document class
(I saw it at http://www.docjar.com/docs/api/com/lowagie/text/Document.html)
anonymous wrote : When you change the header/footer on a certain page, this
will be effective starting on the next page.
and the example
I've tried out the latest (3 hours ago) version from cvs and it works well for
me. I used the servlet version so it gives me a url with my.pdf in it (once I
remembered to put the useExtensions value in components.xml).
I tried my generic table again (thanks for the value binding on the widths
thanks for the response, I'll probably end up doing a simple guesstimate of
column width ratios based on the heading row and the first row of data using a
custom EL function
However, in order to use it I need to be able to set the table attributes for
widths and columns using an EL expression.
for the page orientation, there is an example on the lowagie site, its called
landscapeportrait on page
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/#part1
the code is at
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/examples/com/lowagie/examples/general/LandscapePortrait.java
it seems to use a convenient rotate met
Let me start off by saying it looks really good.
My aim when I tried this out was to create adhoc PDF versions of tabular data
in a generic fashion, and came across the following questions and issues:
- unlike in html, table columns must have their width explicitly set,
is there a way
it works for me now
thanks
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thanks, I've just tried the fix using the 20061129 nightly build that has the
change in it but it doesn't work for me, it still shows the debug page
I've checked that the download includes the source change
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I've just upgraded from 1.0.1.GA to 1.1.0.CR1
In my app I have a JSF page calling a stateful seam bean which then calls
another stateless seam bean. The second bean can throw an exception which is
caught and handled by the first, which then shows a faces message. However, in
1.1 the seam deb
I noticed that FacesMessages didn't have a handy method for adding a templated
facesmessage for a specific jsf component (1.0.1 GA), although
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-262
says its been added in CVS. But having had a look at the code change it
appears that the id parameter has
the view-id should be the file name of your page, so .jsp instead of .seam
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