Hi Ali,
UIPanel for base class should work, did you overwrite encodeChildren()
or encodeEnd() to do nothing?
BTW: don't expect these components between your rendered start and end
comments, they are just created here, the rendering is done in
encodeChildren() method of the superclass.
Just for
Hi Francesco,
... the AccountBean is in request-scope
thats the reason for recreating this bean every request ;-).
You can hold a request-scope bean over multiple requests using the
t:saveState tag: t:saveState value=#{AccountBean} /
See:
Hi Haihua,
the state saving method is defined as context-param in the web.xml:
context-param
description
State saving method: client or server (= default) See
JSF Specification 2.5.2
/description
param-namejavax.faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD/param-name
Hi!
I used spread layout successfully with HtmlSelectOneRadio and
HtmlSelectManyCheckbox in JSP. Now I programmatically created a
HtmlSelectOneRadio and set the layout attribute to spread:
HtmlSelectOneRadio radios = new HtmlSelectOneRadio(); // Tomahawk
selectOne = radios;
BTW:
In the console, I get the following stacktrace:
12:43:56,937 ERROR [Engine] StandardWrapperValve[Faces Servlet]:
Servlet.service() for servlet Faces Servlet threw exception
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Value is no String and component
_id0:Frage_2with path: {Component-Path : [Class:
Hi Mathias,
set the renderType to org.apache.myfaces.Radio;
otherwise you won't get the tomahawk renderer.
Regards,
Volker
Matthias Kahlau wrote:
Hi!
I used spread layout successfully with HtmlSelectOneRadio and
HtmlSelectManyCheckbox in JSP. Now I programmatically created a
The var attribute is only available when the table renderer renders
the rows with the data. the rendered attribute is evaluated before the
rows are rendered. The table renderer requests the rendered value of
each column for the header and footer cells which are rendered without
the var attribute
tnx this is exactly what i need :)
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Hi Francesco,
... the AccountBean is in request-scope
thats the
But i was wondering whether i could exten my component from UIInput or something and add an HTmlPanelGrid to it as a child ??ThanxAliOn 2/5/06,
Ali Raza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Holas Volker,Thanx a lot for your help. I saw the way u had done it and realized my error. i was extending the
That works with only HtmlPanelGrid as the base class and not with UIInput or UIPanel.On 2/5/06, Ali Raza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:But i was wondering whether i could exten my component from UIInput or something and add an HTmlPanelGrid to it as a child ??
ThanxAliOn 2/5/06,
Ali Raza [EMAIL
- When will the Sandbox Schedule component
become a part of Tomahawk?
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Hi,
I have just upgraded a maven build from about 10 days ago to the
nightly build available on myfaces website.
I am using a custom authentication method in a request scope bean.
The code for the logout() method is performing the following :
getRequest().getSession().invalidate();
Cookie
Uri Kalish schrieb:
- When will the Sandbox Schedule component become a part of Tomahawk?
Once it has stabilized enough ;-)
Sandbox doesn't mean we think this component is just for playing 'round.
Actually, some of them, e.g .the schedule is production stable.
Caveat: we're allowed to change the API at any time here, without
warning, and this is what we leave open by letting it in the sandbox
for now ;)
regards,
Many thanks Volker, that was the missing part...
Regards,
Matthias
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Betreff: Re: Error when using spread layout in
Hi Dennis, Laurie thanks for the prompt reply.
I found following code on jsffaq.com, I will try it work for me.
FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
String userName =
(String)fc.getApplication().createValueBinding(#{Person.userName}).getValue(fc);
managed-bean
Hi!
Do you know how the text format of radio button/checkbox labels can be
changed. I already applied a CSS class to the component, but the settings
aren't reflected in the labels...
Regards,
Matthias
Hi
thank you for reading my post.
I need file upload facility inside a jsf portlet , now i do not know how
to implement this feature because
i use JSC and its file upload does not works inside a portlet.
can some one tell e whether Myfaces file upload works inside portlet or
not ?
Thank you.
I figured out a way to do this, so Ill post it in
case anyone else needs to accomplish this same task:
1. Page displaying DataTable with DataScroller to scroll
through large result set:
t:dataTable id=data value=#(backingbean.datamodel)
rowIndexVar=rowindex
Dave schrieb:
session.merge is not very smart. Hibernate will update all properties
and association table. For association, delete all related rows, and
then add, even if the association(such as colllection) is not changed.
Is there a better way other than merge? Thanks.
Not really that is
Do you know how the text format of radio button/checkbox labels can be
changed. I already applied a CSS class to the component, but the settings
aren't reflected in the labels...
BTW: Accessibility guidelines require that the font size can be changed by
the user, e. g. by changing it in the
Can I use Oracle ADF components together within a MyFaces application?
Same question for other component libraries? Or, are these mutually exclusive
(use a different front controller)?
Also, anyone know when Tobago first release will be? I was
looking at their website some pretty cool
Hi!
When I set the column number of a HtmlInputTextArea, e. g. to 10, only 6
columns are displayed. Entering more than six characters causes a line
break.
I experience this behavior in IE 6.
In Firefox 1.5, there are rendered 10 columns as expected, but 2 rows,
although I set it to 1 row?
In
Is this a browser problem or a JSF problem?
Ok, stupid question - it must be a browser problem ;)
Do you know, how to handle this?
Regards,
Matthias
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Tom Butler wrote:
Can I use Oracle ADF components together within a MyFaces application? Same
question for other component libraries? Or, are these mutually exclusive
(use a different front controller)?
You can use ADF Faces together with MyFaces and/or the Tomahawk
components. Component
AFAIK most browsers do wrap content with HTML tags in case content does
not self set html...body. Guess you can inspect that by looking in the
DOM inspector in Mozilla/Firefox after browsing to such special
html-pages.
Jörg
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AFAIK most browsers do wrap content with HTML tags in case content does
not self set html...body. Guess you can inspect that by looking in the
DOM inspector in Mozilla/Firefox after browsing to such special
html-pages.
In my special case, the rendered code has to go to the JTidy filter of
Within .jsp page I use t:saveState to save the
backing bean.
t:saveState value=#{searchispbean}
/
t:saveState works to some degree, because when I
remove it, t:datascroller can not display the datamodel (property on backing
bean) when I scroll from the first page to the second page -
Found the problem here. On the second
page, I also included a t:saveState tag for the backing bean from the
previous page (page that linked to second page):
t:saveState value=#{searchispbean}
/
I must of missed this somewhere, but also this did
not seem obvious. It seemed logical that
Can anyone point me to a wiki or other to help me understand
how to handle the user pressing the browser back button in a JSF
application?
Ive read this is a weakness of JSF, and from the
testing Ive done it does appear to be a problem. Looking for any
ways to gracefully handle this
Try changing state saving to 'client'.
context-param
param-namejavax.faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD/param-name
param-valueclient/param-value
/context-param
... or start using a nightly build, as MyFaces has fixed this.
Dennis Byrne
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Thanks Dennis - I'll give this a try tomorrow.. caffeine has run out..zzz
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From: Dennis Byrne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 11:12 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: browser back button in JSF?
Try changing state saving to 'client'.
There
have been many posts on this at http://www.mail-archive.com/users%40myfaces.apache.org/
Iset the STATE_SAVING_METHOD to client and it fixed the
problems
context-param
param-namejavax.faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD/param-name
param-valueclient/param-value
/context-param
Balaji
Hi,
I am thinking of migrating to Facelets and I need to gauge
the efforts required. Assuming that my jsf pages are relatively pure (i.e. no
jstl etc), would my pages compile and run as it is without modifications? I got
the impression that this is so can someone please confirm?
Is
You
will probably have to change any jsp taglib entries to html namespace entries so
instead of:
%@
taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" prefix="h"
%%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
prefix="f"%
...
etc
html
You
would need:
html
There was a benchmark posted around a month ago - the finding was that state
saving in client runs a lot slower than state saving in server.
Is there any update this?
Regards,
Yee
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