hi,
I've tried to use the card-demo sample as a reference, and I still get a
JasperException. Here are the errors:
13:59:54,462 ERROR [UIComponentTag] Faces context not found. getResponseWriter
will fail. Check if the FacesServlet has been initialized at all in your
web.xml.
13:59:54,462
ok ... it's working :)
However, i've noticed that you take two different approaches for JSF vs. JSP:
1) In the JSP sample you create a Portlet class (using JSR-168 API).
2) In the JSF sample you use a set of JSP pages (with JSF taglibs), with no
intermediary Portlet class.
Is this the best
hi,
I am looking for a sample portlet project which can be imported to the Eclipse
IDE (or any similar tools such as netbeans). The project should include a
portlet which uses JSF (this is crucial), and that actually runs :)
I am using the latest versions of JBoss Portal and Eclipse.
any help
hi,
I am looking for a sample portlet project which can be imported to the Eclipse
IDE (or any similar tools such as netbeans). The project should include a
portlet which uses JSF (this is crucial), and that actually runs :)
I am using the latest versions of JBoss Portal and Eclipse.
any help
hi again -
This is not a markup problem. I've modified the code to generate valid HTML
(enclosing all attributes with double quotes). The problem is with the actual
value of the action attribute.
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hi,
I'd rather not used JSP at this point.
I'm trying this with a sample code from the book Building Portals with the
Java Portlet API (Apress), by Jeff Linwood Dave Minter.
Here is the full listing of the portlet class:
| package com.portalbook.portlets;
|
| import
Generated URL means the actual url returned by the
RenderResponse.createActionURL() method.
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hi -
i've tried both GET and POST - the same behaviour happens for both of them.
Any ideas?
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hi,
I am using JBoss Portal v2.2 (default package bundled with Jboss AS).
I am running a sample portlet, in which in EDIT mode the user gets a text field
to set the portlet's title. I use a form (drawn in the doEdit() method), which
action is obtained by calling
