exactely myfaces (don't know if it was basic, tomahawk, or sandbox) has
this option as well. Look at their example
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If you find the perfect solution for this, i'd be gladly reading about it
here... :)
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The perfect solution is as Ronald and I suggested - a container JSF component.
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example of this?
on the wiki?
I wanted Seam to pick up required=true based on whether the annotation for my
entity was @NotNull so quite interested in this too as I seem to be writing
this markup quite often.
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anonymous wrote : I wanted Seam to pick up required=true based on whether the
annotation for my entity was @NotNull so quite interested in this too as I seem
to be writing this markup quite often.
That's an altogether harder problem (as it involves inspecting the target of
the JSF components's
I've browsed through all the HTML spec and had a good Google and have drawn a
blank so, unless anyone can inform me otherwise, I'm guessing my options are
either to manually add disabled=#{...} to every component, or else pull that
Javascript book of the bookshelf
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You could easily do this using a container tag (take a look at UIValidateAll)
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