Thanx a lot Silvert for ur reply.
The link provides very limited information on
integrating JSF with JSR 168 portlet.
I was able to use JSF components in portlet and it
was working fine.
But the problem was simple navigation. The control
is passed to the action method in the managed bean once
Martin Marinschek wrote:
Look at this - if you speak german ;)
http://www.javamagazin.de/itr/news/psecom,id,22576,nodeid,10.html
There were articles on the Heise Newsticker regarding the
Oracle-JDeveloper stuff as well, unfortunately they left
out the info that Oracle wants to support MyFaces
Yupp dump it into sourceforge, two days ago I opened a backend dir
with one datamodel already in place (that one uses page prefetching
instead of servlet/page filter callbacks)
Might be a good place for the others to dump their solutions.
Because the data model, demarakation point, how to bind h
steve rock wrote:
> What I have done is to create a RequestContextFilter that implements
>
> init(), doFilter(), and destroy() on the javax.servlet.Filter interface.
>
> The destroy() method gets called after every reqeust to my app. Here I
> close the db connections. So I keep the connection open
Look at this - if you speak german ;)
http://www.javamagazin.de/itr/news/psecom,id,22576,nodeid,10.html
regards,
Martin
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