there was the same 'problem' with the output label before, than we
fixed it, and obviously forgot about doing it for the message as well.
can you open a jira issue?
thx,
MartinOn 8/11/05, Matthew Pease <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi.. Using Weblogic 8.1.. Basically, I'd like to use on the top
Le 05-08-10 à 04:55, Arash Bijanzadeh a écrit :What was the result of thread? Which one did you used Jacobs? Any news from sitemesh compatibility with MyFaces?SiteMesh, unfortunately, only half works with JSF. You can decorate a JSP page withJSF components, but you cannot have JSF components in th
Le 05-08-01 à 03:36, Curtney Jacobs a écrit :
Greetings David.
Ok, so would my conditional logic in my Tile controller be
determined by
parameters? Meaning, display this content if parameter xxx occured. It
seems that this would be the only way my Tile controller would no what
to do.
For ex
Hi..
Using Weblogic 8.1..
Basically, I'd like to use on the top of the page &
have the fields that I'm validating be stuffed away lower in
panelGrids.
I have:
near the top.
and
s
I get the following exception when trying to render the page:
javax.faces.FacesE
Mathias (and other interested parties),
Check out the latest SVN code and let me know what you think about the
expandAll stuff. I'm also moving this conversation to MYFACES-353
(http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-353) since it's best to
keep track of this in JIRA. (Please add yourself
I can't remember where I learned this methodology. Might have been
from Kito's JSF in action book. It does work, though.
On 8/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Not trying to start an argument on this one, I just have some questions.
> Wouldn't getRenderResponse always r
Not trying to start an argument on this
one, I just have some questions. Wouldn't getRenderResponse always
return true at the point in the request processing cycle when UIComponents
are created? If so, wouldn't addChildrenAndFacets always be
called? If so, wouldn't this mean that the values of
What both Craig and I are saying is that if you do nothing with state
saving for a component, by default you'll inherit state saving code
for your children.
If you define state saving code for your component, then you simply
call super.saveState()/restoreState() (like t:aliasBean and
t:saveState)
It's not my tree ;) Besides, it
looks like we're giving this one more time than the person who sent the
original post.
Dennis Byrne
Title: Message
I
would consider the server-side solution for that, which I think would be
relatively simple. Are you already decided on using the client-side
solution?
-
Brendan
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:
Wednesday, August
I was imagining a client side solution.
If he wanted users to submit a form after filling out a text box,
then yes, a server side search would be more appropriate.
Dennis Byrne
I can see why someone would want to "search" for a node with a
particular value. That could be the case if the user is staring at a
large tree and doesn't know where a particular node is in the tree, but
the user knows the "value" of the node (e.g., a part number or someone's
name). Is that the q
Couldn't he just write a plain old external
js that would do this? Granted, it would break the first time the
tree2 id naming scheme changed. For the click simulation, he could
programmatically send a request back to the server just as the tree2 control
does.
Dennis Byrne
Why on earth would you want to do this? Sounds like a bizarre
interface to me. The whole point of a tree is you can navigate easily
with a *mouse.* I'm sure its possible but you may need to rewrite
signficant portions of tree2 b/c the javascript would be so
specialized.
sean
On 8/10/05, [EMAIL
Good luck. You may want to start
by writing an onChange event handler for the textbox. The event handler
could check the value of the textbox, then walk the client side DOM looking
for a tree node with a matching name. That's a lot of walking though.
Everything has an id of course, so you cou
The page I'm developing has a textbox that will allow
users to type, which is supposed to highlight the node they've typed in
the tree2 control. Has anyone did something similar to this; or
dynamically selected and expanded nodes. Sorry if this has been posted
before, but I couldn't find anything
Replies to both of you inline.
> On 8/10/05, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > Does your custom component have any state to save? If not,
I would
> > think that the default UIComponentBase behavior would handle
saving
> > state for any facets and children without you needing to do
The page I'm developing has a textbox that will allow users to type, which is supposed to highlight the node they've typed in the tree2 control. Has anyone did something similar to this; or dynamically selected and expanded nodes. Sorry if this has been posted before, but I couldn't find anything
Yes! Hats off to you guys. We're in the middle of building an
application, and we're gobbling up the updates as they are put out. My
managers are now familiar with my refrain when asked whether we can
support a certain feature: "I think someone put that feature out in
MyFaces a couple of days ag
You're talking about the brand new style feature for x:columns right?
We needed this at my work so I had Chris work on it for us. Enjoy!
sean
On 8/10/05, CONNER, BRENDAN (SBCSI) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks. I just tried it out. Very nice!
>
> - Brendan
>
>
>
> -Origi
Forwarding to user list...
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From: Fab Psycho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Aug 10, 2005 3:50 PM
Subject: special tag
To: dev@myfaces.apache.org
Hi,
AFAICS, sandbox tld space is s (short name) so the way to include an
additionnal tag should be :
<%@ tagli
Take a look at the source for tree2 or one of the other tomahawk
components. You will get an idea of what is involved for a typical
component.
sean
On 8/10/05, Craig McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/10/05, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Does your custom component ha
On 8/10/05, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does your custom component have any state to save? If not, I would
> think that the default UIComponentBase behavior would handle saving
> state for any facets and children without you needing to do anything
> further.
As long as you eith
Does your custom component have any state to save? If not, I would
think that the default UIComponentBase behavior would handle saving
state for any facets and children without you needing to do anything
further.
On 8/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Fellow MyFacelings,
Sorry, I meant to type "undergo" as in Struts classic will continue to
be actively developed for a long time to come. Darn my fast fingers..
:)
Don
On 8/10/05, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quick correction: Struts is _not_ forking in any sense of the word.
> Struts Ti is a sandbox proj
Its interesting to hear that Struts "classic" is no longer undergoing
active development after 1.3. This is something that I argued for a
long time ago on the dev list. I haven't been keeping up with the
discussions lately so I must have missed that decisison.
I agree that you guys should contin
I've been meaning to update the website to add a detailed explanation
of what Tomahawk is. Dennis' short explanation above is a good start.
I've been busy with bug fixes and my day job but one of the steps in
the release plan I am working on is to make sure the website is
updated with this kind o
Quick correction: Struts is _not_ forking in any sense of the word.
Struts Ti is a sandbox project several of us are working on as an
exploration of a simplified framework more like Ruby on Rails than
JSF. It has not been accepted as a Struts subproject, just as Shale
has not been accepted as "Str
Fellow MyFacelings,
I have a custom tag (child of UIComponentTagBase)
and a custom UIComponent (child of UIComponentBase) . In setProperties
of the tag handler, I'm creating a bunch of UIComponents (such as HtmlInputText)
and I am adding them as children to the UIComponent . After quite
a bit
Tomahawk = everything myFaces has released
that is outside the spec, generally prefixed with "x". What
is usually "h" and "f" are inside the spec. There
is also a sandbox, which is both outside the spec and not considered ready
for release. The generally accepted prefixes for tomahawk and the
s
it's the not quite agreed, but somehow accepted ;)
name of our custom component set and the custom extensions to the JSF standard.
regards,
MartinOn 8/10/05, albartell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Could someone explain to me what Tomahawk is? I looked on the site andthere is not clear definition
Could someone explain to me what Tomahawk is? I looked on the site and
there is not clear definition as to what it is or why it was created. It
seems to just have shown up in the past couple months and I have no idea
what it is.
Aaron Bartell
-Original Message-
From: Sean Schofield [mai
The tomahawk project is now using a new TLD (tomahawk.tld) in place of
the old one (myfaces_ext.tld.) The legacy tld will still be part of
the tomahawk.jar (and myfaces-all.jar) for the next few releases but
will eventually be phased out.
The new tld uses an identifier of 't' instead of 'x.' The
=?ISO-8859-15?Q?Carsten_Höhne?= wrote:
Hello,
Sorry, that was my fault. I do have exadel licensed and therfore 3.0.3
is installed on my development computer.
But i do have to restart Eclipse from time to time and to rebuild my
projects. And sometimes a rmeoval of the .deployables directory.
E
On 8/10/05, David Haynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In poking around with various JSF tutorials/articles, I have seen a
> number of different directory layouts used to contain the backing beans,
> controllers, etc. Is there a 'best practices' consensus for a layout?
>
> I have seen the controlle
I personally separate the logic of processing from the bean itself. To me,
the methods for processing should not be in the bean class itself. I think
having methods for processing in a bean violates the definition of bean.
But I digress. I use the following structure:
com.Xcomp.projX.beans.FooBean
Hi Clément,
We have proposed a new subproject to the web tools project that will cover the
needed JSF design environment to Eclipse. I'll be talking about this at
EclipseWorld to inform people about JSF and this project.
http://eclipse.org/proposals/eclipse-jsf/index.html
Best regards,
Jonas
Hello,
Sorry, that was my fault. I do have exadel licensed and therfore 3.0.3
is installed on my development computer.
But i do have to restart Eclipse from time to time and to rebuild my
projects. And sometimes a rmeoval of the .deployables directory.
Exadel seems to have some prolems to updat
In poking around with various JSF tutorials/articles, I have seen a
number of different directory layouts used to contain the backing beans,
controllers, etc. Is there a 'best practices' consensus for a layout?
I have seen the controllers separated from the backing beans with each
in its own dire
Zhai, Warren [IT] wrote:
I only started looking at JSF a couple weeks ago, and I am convinced it's a
better presentation-tier web framework than STRUTS. Nonetheless, my current
project is STRUTS-based, and it's much easier if I can plug bits and pieces of
JSF into the application we are worki
We're in the middle of migrating our application from Struts to JSF.
We have a ton of dialogs so we're starting with that. (We're using
Shale for the dialogs btw, which I highly recommend.) My advice is to
try and take a sizeable piece of your app and migrate that portion
only. See what you lik
I only started looking at JSF a couple weeks ago, and I am convinced it's a
better presentation-tier web framework than STRUTS. Nonetheless, my current
project is STRUTS-based, and it's much easier if I can plug bits and pieces of
JSF into the application we are working on.
Backward compatibil
Title: Message
Thanks. I just tried it out. Very nice!
-
Brendan
-Original Message-From: Martin
Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday,
August 10, 2005 10:11 AMTo: MyFaces DiscussionSubject:
Re: Variable cell style classes in data tableyes, you
usethe
Try to upgrade to Exadel 3.0.3 it does wonders for the stability
(3.0.2 crashed on me constantly 3.0.3 not)
Also on monday the next MyEclipse 4 milestone with the visual editor
for JSF/JSP and Struts will arrive, then it will be interesting which
tool is better in the visual area.
But in the end a
You should add these types of comments to the JIRA issue (the official
record for bugs.)
sean
On 8/10/05, Claudio Tamietto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> the issue was closed in this way :
>
> Resolution: Won't Fix
>
> I´ve reverted the patch.
>
> Mathias Werlitz has a simple solution for
yes, you use
the x:column tag - should work just fine with the head version.
regards,
MartinOn 8/10/05, CONNER, BRENDAN (SBCSI) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I went over some of the earlier postings on the new functionalityMathias added for being able to customize styles within a table based ondyna
I went over some of the earlier postings on the new functionality
Mathias added for being able to customize styles within a table based on
dynamic values in the data. However, I can't find the specifics this.
Do I use ? ? I need to modify the cell alignment
and font characteristics for a cell ba
Hello
i have tried the three ways:
FacesIDE + corresponding plugins
Myeclipse
exadel Studio pro
As of now i am using Eclipse 3.1 together with exadel studio Pro
3.02 and i am planning to retest myeclipse 4.0 as soon M3 will be
accessible.
My experinces so far:
in April/may 2005 it was a hassle to
I'm working on a expandAll method for UITreeData now. There is an
interesting issue here. You can't expand all of the nodes until the
tree has been fully populated. So when does this method get called?
My first reaction is that you could make your backing bean a Shale
ViewController and bind th
That's exactly why TreeNode is an interface. ;-)
On 8/10/05, Rahul Pilani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We had the same problem, and this is how we solved it.
> We implemented the TreeNode interface with another custom type that had
> a url field in it.
> You can set the url field when you populat
Sean Schofield wrote:
I think a big problem for JSF is that there are some crucial things
missing that most web developers take for granted. Most of that is
being addressed in JSF 1.2 but that is a long ways off.
I think there were three big areas
clientId was one of them
the second one were
the issue was closed in this way :
Resolution: Won't FixI´ve reverted the patch.Mathias
Werlitz has a simple solution for this problem. Use a navigation rule which
points to the same page:
/page.jsp
refresh
/page.jsp
but is accepta
No, I mean converting strings, given as values for managed properties in faces-config.xml, to actual values before setting them on the newly created managed bean. This has nothing to do with HTTP requests.
The values for managed properties are expressed in JSF EL, but for managed beans, converter
Yes, you can use that library, but you can't really let's say just use JSF
components with "reduced" functionality with a STRUTS backend without going
through some major pains.
They should have allocated a lot more resources to ensure backward
compatibility between JSF/STRUTS knowing that STR
I think a big problem for JSF is that there are some crucial things
missing that most web developers take for granted. Most of that is
being addressed in JSF 1.2 but that is a long ways off.
Two big ones jump to mind. The clientId problem was big for me.
That's why I added forceId. Nobody want
Those of you on the Struts Developers list. Would you like to comment on
this?
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Hi.
1. Depict itself as a successor to STRUTS rather than a competitor.
2. Provided easier side-by-side co-existence and allow finer grained porting of
a STRUTS application to the JSF framework.
These were my points.
Craig's bolg entry was handy to argument this.
Bye.
/lexi
Zhai, Warren [IT] wrote:
Just to add my 2 cents. JSF would have been much more successful if it did the
following:
Well the main problem JSF had, was in the beginning sort of that people
looked instantly for their known Struts constructs (which were there but
differently solved and better s
> Just to add my 2 cents. JSF would have been much more successful if it did
> the following:
>
> 1. Depict itself as a successor to STRUTS rather than a competitor.
IMO this is how Craig presented it. JSF is also part of the JCP which
is a different process then the ASF has. JSF is also targ
Just to add my 2 cents. JSF would have been much more successful if it did the
following:
1. Depict itself as a successor to STRUTS rather than a competitor.
2. Provided easier side-by-side co-existence and allow finer grained porting of
a STRUTS application to the JSF framework.
Warren
-
I agree that the TreeState should not have a reference to the
TreeModel. I'd like to avoid even the local reference suggestion as
well.
IMO, TreeState should only keep track of the expanded state (and
eventually selected state but I'm waiting on that b/c I think the
solutions will be the same.)
Hey,
that one:
https://equinox.dev.java.net/framework-comparison/WebFrameworks.pdf
http://jroller.com/page/habuma/20040927
Regards johannes
"MyFaces Discussion" schrieb am 10.08.05 15:07:41:
>
>
> Some site or pdf about this ?
>
>
> --
> Mariano G. Petrakovsky
> Programmer · Software Fact
We had the same problem, and this is how we solved it.
We implemented the TreeNode interface with another custom type that had
a url field in it.
You can set the url field when you populate the tree.
and then in the action attribute of the facet,set the value to be the
url that you have saved i
Hello,
we would like to use the Tree2 as our
main namvigation bar because we would like to have some dynamic behavious
and the jscook menu does not meet our requirements.
so my question is:
We have a tree2 which allow the user
to open several screens. This is achived in a generic
Some site or pdf about this ?
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Clément Maignien wrote:
Maybe the best solution is the open source one :
- FacesIDE Eclipse plugin or FacesConsole
- Tomcat (or Jboss IDE) Eclipse plugin
- Hibernate Tools Eclipse plugin
Actually in this, case it is a viable, but not the best solution,
I think by next year, MyEclipse probabl
Hi.
The meeting is over and we've got JSF. ;)
What helped me a lot was this article:
http://www.oneinfoplace.com/jsf.html
Thanks everyone.
Bye.
/lexi
Martin Marinschek wrote:
and of course, the scripting framework - changing java classes in memory
is possible, but only to a certain extent without needing to restart the
server...
zero restart is a myth anyway even in scripting languages, because you
often run into conditions on the data str
Maybe the best solution is the open source one :
- FacesIDE Eclipse plugin or FacesConsole
- Tomcat (or Jboss IDE) Eclipse plugin
- Hibernate Tools Eclipse plugin
The only lack with this solution is a Drag&Drop JSF editor ... I admit it. Will
the Eclipse the Web Tool (WTP) include one ? They s
and of course, the scripting framework - changing java classes in
memory is possible, but only to a certain extent without needing to
restart the server...
regards,
MartinOn 8/10/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Martin Marinschek wrote:> oh!>> now that's interesting news...>> regards,>>
Martin Marinschek wrote:
oh!
now that's interesting news...
regards,
Martin
indeed although I doubt they will be able to reach rails like ease of
use, because much of rails ease of use and (problematic scalability) is
caused by omitting the config files and using lots of introspection.
oh!
now that's interesting news...
regards,
MartinOn 8/10/05, Matthias Wessendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
currently the are *forking* :)Struts Tisee here:http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/dev@struts.apache.org/1854691.html
and Shale (aka Struts 2.0) is build on top of JSF.It is a framewor
currently the are *forking* :)
Struts Ti
see here:
http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/dev@struts.apache.org/1854691.html
and Shale (aka Struts 2.0) is build on top of JSF.
It is a framework for JSF ...
On 8/10/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Doing both, I only can recommend
What was the result of thread?
Which one did you used Jacobs? Any news from sitemesh compatibility with MyFaces?On 8/1/05, Curtney Jacobs <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Greetings David.Ok, so would my conditional logic in my Tile controller be determined by
parameters? Meaning, display this content if
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 10.08.2005 00:06:08:
> @Mathias,
>
> Looks good. I made a few tweaks (mostly formatting changes)
and
> committed. I also changed the examples back the way they were
before
> the model change.
I'm glad that its working :) It was more a proof of
concept than a fin
Hendrik Neumann wrote:
No it ain't! I tried it but the Exadel-plugin has totally crashed my eclipse
workbench under Linux.
The 3.0.3 works better and support if you send a mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] usually answers within minutes to hours.
(I am registered however)
I tried to contact the supp
Doing both, I only can recommend, if you can omit struts and go
directly for MyFaces (not the JSF RI, it lacks severely)
Struts feels somewhat dated in many areas compared to JSF.
Werner
Aleksei Valikov wrote:
Hi.
Could anyone post a good link on Struts vs. JSF comparison? I have a
meeting
Clément Maignien wrote:
I also think that the MyEclipse plugin is better than the Exadel one.
For my own I'm using the open source solution : FacesIDE & facesConsole
and waiting for a release of the Eclipse WTP. But if you can pay for a
plugin, choose the MyEclipse one, more stable and more pow
Hey,
that's an blog-entry of Mr. Struts himself:
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/craigmcc/20040927#struts_or_jsf_struts_and
and this one:
https://equinox.dev.java.net/framework-comparison/WebFrameworks.pdf
Regards johannes
"MyFaces Discussion" schrieb am 10.08.05 11:27:52:
>
> Hi.
>
> Could
Hi.
Could anyone post a good link on Struts vs. JSF comparison? I have a
meeting in 40 minutes where I need to push through my decision on using
JSF for a large project (GIS/Map Viewers). Seems like I can argument my
decision, but some additional support material would be helpful.
Thanks in
As far as I know the JSF 1.1 spec does
only support saving one single view in server side mode.
Thats really a flaw in the spec and
I don't know why SUN did not included this issue in the first release.
Thus frames are not supported in this
mode. You have to use client side state saving if you use
Hi,
My opinion is that MyEclipse plugin works better than Exadel plugin, at least in my experience with memory leaks...
And MyEclipse is cheaper ;-)2005/8/10, Clément Maignien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I also
think that the MyEclipse plugin is better than the Exadel
one.
For my
own I'm using
Title: MyFaces with Exadel studio
I'm using NitroX JSF, it is quite costly compared to
MyEclipse or Exadel... but it works fairly well, although I have not yettried it
under Linux.
hthAlexander
From: Delbrouck, Henri-Philippe
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August
10, 2005 8:5
Title: Message
I also
think that the MyEclipse plugin is better than the Exadel
one.
For my
own I'm using the open source solution : FacesIDE & facesConsole
and waiting for a release of the Eclipse WTP. But if you can pay for a
plugin, choose the MyEclipse one, more stable and more powerful
I'm not sure if I follow you correctly ...
However, I think the answer is no. Converters are used to
convert request params to objects - objects that usually are
the properties of managed beans. Converters are not used to
convert request params into actual full blown configured
managed beans
No it ain't! I tried it but the Exadel-plugin has totally crashed my eclipse
workbench under Linux. I tried to contact the support-guys 3 times but they
never anwsered me. So I had to solve the problem by my own - which costed me
one day of work (great support, thanks a lot exadel).
Now I've bo
In org.apache.myfaces.config.ManagedBeanBuilder#initializeProperties(FacesContext facesContext, Iterator managedProperties, Object bean), line 182:
Object coercedValue = ClassUtils.convertToType(value, propertyClass);
Shouldn't we search for a convertor and use that, here?
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