Hello all again.
I've messed around with the Tobago code for 5 hours now and have
achieved 1/2 what I want.
I can redirect to a JSF page populate the backing bean, but...
I now have this problem with the redirect code...
The problem I have is when a commandButton on the JSF page is clicked
On 1/15/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maven XSLT plugin Use Subversion to get plugin source from svn://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/scm/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/xslt-maven-plugin
https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/xslt-maven-plugin
(if you are behind a
Here is the code it's in a file called alphabet.jsph:panelGrid align=center x:dataList styleClass=standardList var=alphabet
value=#{alphabetGenerator.alphabetList} rowCountVar=rowCount rowIndexVar=rowIndex h:commandLink value=#{
alphabet.value} action=""> f:param name=alphabetValue
Hi,
A subview tag is recommended when using jsp:include, but it isn't
mandatory. All it does is establish a new namespace, so that any ids
used in components in the included page can't conflict with ids in the
including page. In this case, none of the components in the alphabet.jsp
page have
Has anyone heard of any progress on the ADF Faces donation? Jacobis logs mentions looking for a name so Cherokee is not final either? How about Apache Sundance *) since waiting for it is sort of self-inflicted torture? :-)
*) native american ritual, google it up
And somebody know what will be happened with current myfaces, when
cherokee be on apache incubators?
thanks
On 1/16/06, Nicklas Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone heard of any progress on the ADF Faces donation? Jacobis logs
mentions looking for a name so Cherokee
is not final
Here is my messages bundle file contentjavax.faces.component.UIInput.REQUIRED = Value is requiredjavax.faces.component.UIInput.CONVERSION = Invalid value typejavax.faces.component.UISelectOne.INVALID = Value is not a a valid option
javax.faces.component.UISelectMany.INVALID = Value is not a valid
Hi, folks,
I wonder if someone could explain if the following f:param tag does
something useful in tree2*.jsp of the simple examples.
h:commandLink immediate=true styleClass=#{t.nodeSelected ?
'documentSelected':'document'} actionListener=#{t.setNodeSelected}
t:graphicImage
Can someone explain if there would be any reason to consider
Shale if not converting an existing STRUTS application. I/We are currently
moving an existing custom web app (not struts) to a standard framework
(JSF/MyFaces). I have seen a lot of discussion about using Shale and MyFaces
together.
The point of my comment was that your business logic (say, the event
handler for a submit button) should be setting up the variables that the
next view will require.
I would use a java method from a submit button on the previous page. However
there is no previous page in this circomstance.
I certainly appreciate all the responses to my questions about 1.2 support.
Looking from the outside in, Craig McClanahan's arguments seem very compelling
for moving towards 1.2, although I can certainly imagine it is not that simple.
I am only a user at the moment although I am interested
This is not a direct answer, but wanted to also let you know there is a decision between shale and jboss-seam. Both have more robust dialog support than JSF and both implement a higher level of IoC (inversion of control) to be able to surround your functionality. Shale has a nice page view
Craig McClanahan schrieb:
Glad to hear it! But, please understand that at Apache I have just one
voice among many. If the MyFaces community considers this to be an
important issue, then you need to ask your PMC to raise the urgency of
dealing with this with the Apache Board, and (in
Andrew Robinson schrieb:
This is not a direct answer, but wanted to also let you know there is a
decision between shale and jboss-seam. Both have more robust dialog
support than JSF and both implement a higher level of IoC (inversion of
control) to be able to surround your functionality. Shale
Could someone help with this.
I get a user input, query the database and show a list (
t:dataTable). The user choose a item
( t:commandLink t:updateActionListener), and I open a
detail page. Almost is OK, but when the user clicks the browser back
button in the detail page, the page (with the
Hi Yee
I am currently using Seam + Facelets to
develop web applications (I however have never used Shale-Clay). These are my
experiences.
Yes it does lean very heavily on top of
Hibernate/EJB3 but this for me is a great asset as it handles the persistence
aspect of my web
Hi James,
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am
not against ejb3 as such I am using hibernate, just not ready to
consider ejb3 yet. From your description hibernate is actually quite
close to ejb3 then at least operationally?
Also how difficult is it to migrate from
pure JSF to
Hello, I have a JSF page as:
Div
Div
tree2 (from myfaces-extensions with
added ajax
functionality) as controller - each object in tree rendered as a
commandLink to iframe content
/Div
Div
iframe
- contains different JSF pages, according to selection in a tree. Commits
actions and
Hi
The jboss-seam implementation of EJB3 is
actually built on Hibernate Annotations with Hibernate EntityManager, so the
functionality is very similar to pure Hibernate, just transferring your meta
data from an xml file to annotations in the java file (which I personally like).
Hansjoerg,
we have worked with Apache FOP for creating pdfs. iText or
JasperReports are also lib that help you on that task.
inside of your backing bean method (referenced by a commandLink or
cmdButton) you can do somthing like this:
public String pdf() {
FacesContext ctx =
Here are my experiences so far. Setup:I am using JBoss-Seam CVS (the released beta doesn't, to my knowledge, have @Factory support yet that I rely on)I am using Hibernate not EJB3 for persistence
I am using Facelets 1.0.10 for view creatingI am using the JBoss Microcontainer within Tomcat to
Hi.
How can I get the label (outputLabel) for a specific component? I need
this, to add the label text to a custom validation message. It seems
that {0} isn't filled automatically with the label when I add a custom
message with addMessage to the clientId (field).
regards,
Veit
Dear All,
I have just started playing with Tomcat MyFaces.
Std downloaded tomcat 5.5.12.
The problem is that when I get an error I get told:
The full stack trace of the root cause is available in the Apache
Tomcat/5.5.12 logs.
But.I can not see anything in the logs. Does MyFaces
On 1/16/06, Werner Punz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Craig McClanahan schrieb: Glad to hear it!But, please understand that at Apache I have just one voice among many.If the MyFaces community considers this to be an important issue, then you need to ask your PMC to raise the urgency of
dealing with
Yee CN schrieb:
Hi Andrew,
Can you please share your experience with SEAM? It is production ready?
I heard something like that it is hilariously slow in starting up…
I am not Andrew, but I can comment a little bit.
First both Seam and Shale are beta, so if that is an issue stay away.
Actually Andrew, JSR220 persistence just went into the final draft
shortly before christmas, so you can expect that things wont change that
much anymore. You already can see implementations popping up left and
right (there are at least 4 I know of)
How much the current JBoss implementation
Yee CN schrieb:
Hi James,
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am not against ejb3 as such – I am
using hibernate, just not ready to consider ejb3 yet. From your
description – hibernate is actually quite close to ejb3 then – at least
operationally?
Yes, actually the EJB3 API is sort
Usually created by log4j file in the catalina.out file under your tomcat logs folderOn 1/16/06, Adam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Dear All,I have just started playing with Tomcat MyFaces.
Std downloaded tomcat 5.5.12.The problem is that when I get an error I get told: The full stack trace of the root
On 1/16/06, Werner Punz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:[snip]
Well from the small project I have done, you basically can take all yourJSF knowledge with you, Seam is an extension which simplifies manythings in JSF.Yep ... like Shale, Seam is a layer of additional functionality built on top of JSF, not a
Why would Sun need to relicense the JSF 1.2 RI? It's already under an
open source license (CDDL).
It's up to Apache to decide whether or not to accept a dependency on
CDDL-licensed code, as it does for (say) BSD licensed code.
Craig
Allows the CDDL a distribution over a maven repository?
OK, so here's the approach in summary:
First, you'll need some way of mapping the view ID derived from the
request URL to an actual Facelets view (.xhtml file or whatever). I have
an XML file that defines regular expressions to match against the URL
and substitution patterns to build the view
If you like that idea, but for some reason don't want to buy in to the
whole Seam stack, Shale can do this now as well (in nightly builds) when
you add the shale-tiger.jar library to your project. See the overall
description of the Shale Tiger extensions[1], and the javadocs for
annotated
What would be the JSF version of struts' html:rewrite tag?
Shawn
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On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 20:56 +0100, Werner Punz wrote:
Well seam basically is JSF interwoven with EJB3, the thing is, basically
every session bean becomes automatically a backend bean, so you program
the entire backend code all three tiers in EJB3. If you do not like that
stay away.
A
On 1/16/06, Simon Kitching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 20:56 +0100, Werner Punz wrote: Well seam basically is JSF interwoven with EJB3, the thing is, basically every session bean becomes automatically a backend bean, so you program the entire backend code all three tiers in
I have a seperate faces-config.xml file for a seperate context for example
faces-subcontext.xml
However it seams the from-view-id and to-view-id are not context relative
and I have to put /subcontext/view.jsp everytime.
I would think since it was in the faces-subcontext.xml that it would assume
On Tue, 2006-01-17 at 02:17 +0100, Matthias Kahlau wrote:
Hi!
I have some questions regarding the state-saving mechanisms of MyFaces.
1) Do the MyFaces state-saving mechanisms (client-side/server-side) differ
in any way from the behaviour defined in the JSF 1.1 spec? Are there any
This is a facelets issue, not a myfaces issue.
Make sure you've registered your converter in a taglib.xml file. For example,
tag
tag-nameoptionalConverter/tag-name
converter
converter-idnet.sf.jsfcomp.validator.OptionalConverter/converter-id
/converter
/tag
If
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 12:27 -0800, Craig McClanahan wrote:
On 1/16/06, Werner Punz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Well from the small project I have done, you basically can
take all your
JSF knowledge with you, Seam is an extension which simplifies
many
On 1/16/06, Duong BaTien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2006-01-16 at 12:27 -0800, Craig McClanahan wrote: On 1/16/06, Werner Punz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [snip] Well from the small project I have done, you basically can
take all your JSF knowledge with you, Seam is an extension which
hi there,
Is there a way to properly flush the tree2 client and server side
components? I seem to get the below exception very regularly. I have a
drop down selection list that on change shows a different tree. after
a few goes i seem to get this pretty often i also seem to start
getting
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