Excellent. thanks Gavin.
Later
Louis
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| I am still searching for good ways to handle the f:param for possible error
handling.. with the @RequestParameter it gets converted to an int, but fails if
somebody bookmarked and then changed the url (e.g. replacing the int with say a
string... resulting in a number conv
Jip. I think in this case it is more a case of getting Tomahawk working with
Facelets. The whole thing falls apart in a specific class that was written to
allow for the usage in Facelets.
I will keep an eye on the Trinidad stuff.
With regard to the current solution:
I am still searching for goo
Is this yet another case of the Tomahawk stuff just not playing nicely with
others?
I'm really really getting close to adding a big "don't use tomahawk components
because they are too broken" warning in the Seam docs.
I'm really waiting for the Trinidad stuff to finally get released
View t
Jip, it will work. My one fear of using the RequestParameter stuff is that I
need to add a bit more error handling to ensure that somebody isn't messing
with the url (e.g sending a bogus row value).
Thanks
L
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I have found a way using MyFaces Tomahawk's updateActionListener. Something
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