Matt
I am already using it in my project and it works just fine. Documentation
isn't the best though. Still haven't really figured out what to do with the
optional default that you can apply
in the onload-config.xml.
If you want I can send the jar and pom files to you.
/Tommy
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@see java.lang.Comparable#compareTo(T)
*/
public int compareTo(NavigationRule rule)
{
// sort longest to shortest
return viewId.compareTo(rule.getViewId()) * -1;
}
}
}
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like /myurl.html?cid=12
>> it
>> gives convenient bookmarking support to jsf also.
>>
>> Mark
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gt; gives convenient bookmarking support to jsf also.
>>
>> Mark
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Hi
Appfuse is using the struts-menu for its menu system and I like it so I
would prefer not to change it. Not my problem is tha
convenient bookmarking support to jsf also.
Mark
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Hi
Appfuse is using the struts-menu for its m
Hi
Appfuse is using the struts-menu for its menu system and I like it so I
would prefer not to change it. Not my problem is that you define the links
for the menu in the menu-config.xml file. That means NO JSF stuff there :|
I have a link to a JSF page where the backing bean has a method that I
