Any takers on this?On 1/25/06, Nicklas Karlsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, Is the internal String -> Date convertor supposed to be so forgiving that it wraps 66.01.2006 (dd.MM.) into 07.03.2006 withoutas much as a complaint? I have a custom validator but it only kicks in after an "OK" da
Title: AW: Problems with ValueChangeEvent and ValueBinding
Perhaps I haven't described my problem exactly so that it's unterstandable...
My problem is the following:
If I add a Binding attribute to a inputText component, I can't update the value of this Textfield by an ValueChangeEvent of
Hi Werner and Mike!
I don't understand your last posting...
What do you have submitted now to the rep?
And wouldn't it be possible to update Kupu with a new license?
Or which editor you mentioned (Xinha, TinyMCE usw.) would be best to integrate
in JSF?
Regards,
Andy
-Ursprüngliche Nachri
You are correct. To maintain those values, try using the t:saveState tag,
where the value attribute is set to the model value you wish to preserve across
each request. I'm pretty sure there is a wiki article on this. These model
values are in request scope, right ?
Dennis Byrne
>-Origin
Ps I see that validation steps occur
before the update model values (assume update model values invokes setters to
updated properties in the backing bean), so if a validation error occurs, the
model (backing bean) is not updated. Based on this, I assume on the
post-back that the form in th
I found a non-elegant way of solving this problem. The following is what I came up with:
In HTTPS JSF page B, there is a link:
When this link is clicked, it goes to "go_non_secure", which is defined in faces_config.xml as:
go_non_secure /t
I am using validators within my form – when a
validation error occurs, all the form fields are cleared when the validation
error messages are displayed? If there are not validation errors,
everything is passed to the bean correctly. The issue only occurs when
there is a validation error a
I have a very straightforward .JSP page that uses
myfaces/tomahawk –when the page is loaded in Tomcat, I receive the
following warnings – am I missing a configuration item or what are the
common causes?
Jan 26, 2006 10:55:43 PM
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log
INFO: N
Hi,
I have two questions about the
selectOne menu.
The length of each item in my selectOne menu is
very big. Is it possible to have a horizontal scroll bar? How to do it in
JSF?
It's also be nice to show the description of each
item when hove the mouse over. How to do that?
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M Litherland schrieb:
I've joined the developers list - just in case. I'll get the SVN
archive checked out. Do me a favor, please, and let me know when (if?)
you've got the dojo stuff committed.
Mike just in case you have overlooked the post on the devs list, I just
pushed dojo in with an
Quick question.
I know in tree2, we can use t.setNodeSelected() to
set the node status.
How to refresh the tree to make all the nodes
unselected?
Well, the way I would do it would be like this:
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getSessionMap().get("
yourbeanname");
Now, I'm working in Facelets, so I'm not using JSPs at all, but if you don't
have access to a FacesContext, then I'd try something along these lines
After I changed the navigation rule of the link to use , the URL on the browser did show the correct one, and then the warning ("about to leave non-secure page") dialog box popped up, but after I clicked "ok", the parameters that were passed together were failed to pass to the subsequent page. I al
How do I do that?
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From: Jeremy Sager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: using jsf backing bean in non jsf jsp
Why not just get the bean right from the session attribute map?
Jere
Why not just get the bean right from the session attribute map?
Jeremy Sager
Data Communications Product Manager
Chesapeake System Solutions
410.356.6805 x120
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 2:20 PM
To
the nightly build is currently not working,
since we switched to maven.
what you can do is, check out the code and build it from scratch.
no big deal with maven.
here is some documentation about myfaces and maven2
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Building_With_Maven
-Matthias
On 1/26/06, Marco M
hello all, can anyone provide me the link to download the latest sandbox jar file?i cannt find from any nightly 'repositories'thanks in advance and regards marco
I have a jsf page the brings up a non jsf jsp in both an iframe and as a
popup.
I want to use the jsf backing bean (consoleHandler below) in the jsp. I
used:
<%
LifecycleFactory lFactory =
(LifecycleFactory)FactoryFinder.getFactory(FactoryFinder.LIFECYCLE_FACTORY);
Lifecycle lifecycle =
lFa
hello all,
it looks tome that jscookmenu to work properly needs a backed bean...
where i can find the source code of the examples so that i can see which code to put in
my backed bean?
thanks and regards
marco
Does ADF have something equivalent to myfaces ? Thanks!John Fallows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Laurie,We're very happy to hear that you are having such a positive experience with ADF Faces EA19, that was definitely our goal when we wrote the code. ;-)Seriously though, if we are successful in en
I like it as long as it works. Kupu does not work. The issues has been there for a long time, but no one has paid attention to it. I like the Yahoo Email html editor.M Litherland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ah, I hadn't realized that LGPL was an issue with Apache stuff. I was wondering why such an
I will try to build from SVN for the first time this weekend.I'm using last nightly build (2006-01-25).On 1/26/06, Mario Ivankovits <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi!I am not sure if the nightlies are already up and running.
This bug should already be fixed in svn head.Did you build myfaces from SVN?Th
Hi!
I am not sure if the nightlies are already up and running.
This bug should already be fixed in svn head.
Did you build myfaces from SVN?
Thanks to the hard work of the myfaces team and their maven2 integration
this is as easy as buying a paper ;-)
Ciao,
Mario
> Using the nightly build, I wr
Please send down the fix (or a patch preferrably)
down the jira at the same issue number, so that it does not get lost ;-)
posting the fix in the users list is a bad idea, because it might get
overlooked.
Adrien FOURES schrieb:
> Hello i have strated to build my application with the myfaces tre
Matthias Kahlau schrieb:
> Hi!
>
> Is there any risk when migrating from a nightly build to the next stable
> release?
>
Normally not, but testing is required anyway...
Usually to my experience there is more work involved in the migration
between a stable version to the next than in between a nig
Using the nightly build, I wrote the following text in _javascript_:When the page is generated in the browser I get in the source code: