Well, yes, but in this case you are reusing the standard renderkit!
if you just want to define an additional renderkit, you copy the
standard render-kit definition, give it a new rederkit-id, set your
renderer names as appropriate, and set the default renderkit to your
special render-kit id
Hello!
I have a similar problem. Here ist my jsf page:
h:form
h:panelGrid columns=2
h:panelGrid columns=1
!-- These buttons and the link works --
h:commandButton... /
h:commandButton /
h:commandLink
Hi,
For some reason JSCookMenu is ignoring the actions assigned to the
NavigationMenuItem's. I'm using Sun RI (RSA 6.0 distribution) and the
myfaces-extensions.jar.
Converting the POSTto a GET (just to know what is being sent), this
is the string:
Ok so in the example, it works.
But my question then becomes, what is the defining factor that actually
makes it work? I notice there is no use of the h:form tag in the
dataTable.jsp. There is however a use of PanelLayout, but surely this
couldn't make a difference?
It really seems like I'm
Hi,
For some reason JSCookMenu is ignoring the actions assigned to the
NavigationMenuItem's. I'm using Sun RI (RSA 6.0 distribution) and the
myfaces-extensions.jar.
Converting the POSTto a GET (just to know what is being sent), this
is the string:
Hi,
The last day i played with the converter stuff and the result is, that i
switched back to the SUN JSF RI, cause myfaces is not handling converter
stuff properly. With myfaces my converter.getAsString(...) and
converter.getAsObject(...) is called with a null value as Object or String
argument.
Hi Stefan,
how about setting up the MyFaces examples as a project and debugging it there?
regards,
Martin
On 6/15/05, Stefan Lischke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
The last day i played with the converter stuff and the result is, that i
switched back to the SUN JSF RI, cause myfaces is not
Maybe the encodeChildren method is never called. Due to the spec This
method will only be called if the rendersChildren property is true.
On 6/14/05, Balaji Saranathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to create a custom component and one of my requirements is to
attach the Regular
Werner Punz wrote:
Just wanted to drop a note, for the people who were waiting
for a pure client side tabbed pane, that I dropped
the first working version, refactored out of my project and bound to the
myfaces server side tabs, into the sourceforge repo.
Ok command back, the component does
Hi,
on 15.06.2005 11:42 Stefan Lischke said the following:
[...]
I'm willing to help with this bug, but i'm not able to debug the stuff,
cause the sources are divided into many dirs and eclipse only accepts
one source folder as an attachment to a jar.
Any ideas?
Not related to the bug
Hi,
on 15.06.2005 00:57 Werner Punz said the following:
I'm using Tomcat 5.5.9 and MyFaces 1.0.9. When I deploy my war-file
the two debug-lines are printed twice on sysout with different
hashcodes which indicates to me that the phase listener is instanced
twice, too.
If I request a
this is the code from MyFaces, and it shows that the phase listener
should only be added once:
// add phase listeners
for (Iterator iterator =
_dispenser.getLifecyclePhaseListeners(); iterator.hasNext();)
{
String listenerClassName = (String) iterator.next();
I think (would need to look it up in the spec, though) that the
faces-config.xml is taken automatically...
regards,
Martin
On 6/15/05, Daniel Zwink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
on 15.06.2005 15:37 Martin Marinschek said the following:
this is the code from MyFaces, and it shows that the
I am trying to use the x:selectOneRadio component with the spread
layout. The radio button choices are rendered dynamically as part of a
dataTable. However, the setter in the backing bean is not being called
and I am getting an error in the logs:
There should always be a submitted value for
Hi,
on 15.06.2005 18:02 Martin Marinschek said the following:
I think (would need to look it up in the spec, though) that the
faces-config.xml is taken automatically...
You're right: JSF Spec 1.1, section 10.1.3
Thanks for your help!
Daniel
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A duplicated components id exception is thrown when using diferent subviews.
Well, here is my code:
Default.jsp
f:view
h:form id=MainForm enctype=multipart/form-data
styleClass=height-100
...some components...
h:panelGrid columns=1 width=100%
You are welcome!
regards,
Martin
On 6/15/05, Daniel Zwink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
on 15.06.2005 18:02 Martin Marinschek said the following:
I think (would need to look it up in the spec, though) that the
faces-config.xml is taken automatically...
You're right: JSF Spec 1.1,
I have a search results page in which I display the results in a dataTable.
When user selects a particular row to see the details, the backing bean gets
the clicked row details by calling getRowData on the dataTable's DataModel
object. Use that row object to get the details and render the
Ok, it's been some time, but I have implemented your suggestion...
try it out in SVN-Head (or the nightly build)...
I think that you are right, even if the spec is not clear about that
issue, it might be nice for the users to have that feature.
regards,
Martin
On 6/12/05, Erik Gustavson
Richard Wallace wrote:
Matt Blum wrote:
The Faces servlet does a forward by default, so all you need to do is
take out the redirect tag from your navigation rule, and that's what
will happen.
Well, ok. But I guess I'm just not understanding where the code to
put the messages in the
Martin Marinschek wrote:
Well, yes, but in this case you are reusing the standard renderkit!
if you just want to define an additional renderkit, you copy the
standard render-kit definition, give it a new rederkit-id, set your
renderer names as appropriate, and set the default renderkit to your
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