Re: [Tobago] - size or format limit of tc:textarea

Hello John, this is a bug in 1.0.8 it is fixed in the nightly build and in the 1.0.9-RC1. http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOBAGO-193 Regards Bernd John wrote: Is there some kind of limit on the amount of text within the textArea Tobago tag? I have the tag within a tabGroup, within

Re: [Tobago] - size or format limit of tc:textarea

Hi John, there is no limit on textareas value, (at least no one known). If you can reliable reproduce this, please file a bug report [1]. Regards, Volker [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/CreateIssue!default.jspa 2006/12/7, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Is there some kind of limit on

RE: rowIndexVar usage in EL

Many thanks for your answers and pointing me into the right direction. I thought it was an EL issue. Michael -Original Message- From: Simon Kitching [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mittwoch, 6. Dezember 2006 20:29 To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: rowIndexVar usage in EL I can

Re: [Tobago] - size or format limit of tc:textarea

Hi again, Bernd is right, there was a bug (TOBAGO-193) with ajax requests, but this should not apply to normal buttons. Please check this against non ajax requests befor filing a new bug. Regards, Volker 2006/12/7, Volker Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi John, there is no limit on textareas

Re: Myfaces-Commons fileupload error

mmm perhaps the IBM ws has the lib in a different version already in his shared folder? Try to remove the jar from your lib and restart the container. (just a (blind) guess) -M On 12/7/06, Shruti Shresth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am using myfaces-api1.1.4, myfaces-impl-1.1.4 and

Re: outputText attributes

Renzo, the warning is correct. There is no onclick in org.apache.myfaces.component.html.ext.HtmlOutputText and its super classes. Tomahawk's extensions set the onclick *attribute* (and others) like: component.getAttributes().put(propName, value); PErhaps Facelets should look in attributes as

panelnavigation2 with NavigationMenuItem does not display both image and text

Hi All, I am trying to create a left menu using t:panelNavigation2 and t:navigationMenuItems (This is used because the menu is created dynamically depending on the role of a user) I have to display an icon and text on each navigation menu item. When I create a NavigationMenuItem object

Re: Passing passwd login

I use standard j2ee security model. on tomcat jsbce realms works fine when you want to know the username just FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getUserPrincipal().getName() and tomahawk components has a lot of visibleOnUserRole attribute that allows you to forgot about

JAVAPOLIS

Hi anyone to javapolis this year? There is a JSF meetup! -- ::SammyRulez:: http://www.kyub.com/blog/ - La programmazione è per un terzo interpretazione e per due terzi ispirazione. E per un terzo mistificazione

input inside datatable submit action

Hi! I have a problem with executing backing bean action on submit. I have a form with dynamic number of fields (in dataTable), and submit command link below table. Unfortunately action from command ling is not fired :( (although it is when I remove dataTable and use fixed inputs). here is my

Re: SelectONeMenu valueChangeListener not skipping validation phase...

Yes renderResponse() should solve the problem, what do you mean by 2 submits are necessary from an action button. On 12/7/06, Jorge Vásquez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I tried solving it by including FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().renderResponse() but it introduces a new problem, since 2

init requestScopedBean during renderResponse?

I have one question regarding the initialization of request scoped backing beans. Is it a good practice to initialize attributes lazy in phase renderResponse only? Sometimes I want to prevent that an attribute of a request scoped Bean is initialized again after a button has been clicked and

Re: input inside datatable submit action

Hi, sounds like a validation/conversion error with skipping of invokeApplication Phase. add a h:messages tag to the page to exclude or view this errors. Regards, Volker 2006/12/7, Pesia [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi! I have a problem with executing backing bean action on submit. I have a form with

AW: AW: How to get ColIndex in t:dataTable

Thanks Renzo, that was also my opinion first. I had an implementation problem and reinitialized for every cell the datamodel and so the rowid was always 0. Now I fixed and it works well again - with the rowId. Regards, Stephan Von: Renzo Tomaselli

first row expanded in master detail datatable

hi, i am using a datatable with the detailStamp. is there a possibility to expand the first row on startup? thx steve -- Ein Herz für Kinder - Ihre Spende hilft! Aktion: www.deutschlandsegelt.de Unser Dankeschön: Ihr Name auf dem Segel der 1. deutschen America's Cup-Yacht!

Re: input inside datatable submit action

Thanks for fast reply! I did it and I got a message: Bean: database.impl.DBValueWrapper, property: value (no write method for property!) Actually this is parametrized(generic) type and I have setter getter in there: public void setValue(Object value); public T getValue();

How to use navigation panel by using tobago?

hi, How can I use Navigation Panel in tobago like tomahawk, It is possible by using Tobago if yes then how pls expalin me. Any how can i use tomahawk and Tobago in same projects? mithun -- View this message in context:

How to use Panel Navigation?

hi How can I use Navigation Panel in tobago like tomahawk, It is possible by using Tobago if yes then how pls expalin me. Anyhow it is possible or not to use tomahawk and Tobago in same projects? -- View this message in context:

[JSF/Tobago] Howto display a document in a separate window

Hello, I would like to display a document (for example PDF) as a result of an action in a separate browser window. This is a typical situation: The user enters some data in a form, presses a print button and a generated report is displayed in a new browser window, where he or she can print it. I

Re: How to use navigation panel by using tobago?

Hi, it is not possible to ust tomahawk and tobago in the same webapp. see: http://myfaces.apache.org/tobago/faq.html#tobago/myfaces%20extension Regards, Volker 2006/12/7, mithun [EMAIL PROTECTED]: hi, How can I use Navigation Panel in tobago like tomahawk, It is possible by using Tobago

help - extended data table prob

I am trying to implement an extended data table. Using the apache myfaces SimpleCar example. Full source below: http://example.irian.at/example-simple-20061206/sortTable.jsp.source However the part fails for stating that a facet cannot have any more than 1 nested component.

Re: help - extended data table prob

Put the components in the faces in h:panelGroup 2006/12/7, jamesclinton [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I am trying to implement an extended data table. Using the apache myfaces SimpleCar example. Full source below: http://example.irian.at/example-simple-20061206/sortTable.jsp.sourceHowever the part fails

Re: How to handle double clicks on commandButtons

Hi Mert, On Wed, 2006-12-06 at 22:30 +0200, Mert Çalışkan wrote: Briefly, - A phaselistener that checks the session for a uniqueToken. If there is none, generates a new one and stores it in session. If there is one, checks the equality of that one with the one submitted with form. - An

Re: How to handle double clicks on commandButtons

Yes.. Use a hashmap for this and put the tokens with a keyVal for each page, e.g. with viewId. And there is also another concern..Ajax frameworks...A workaround for AjaxAnywhere can be stated like this: For an AA request, requestHeaderMap contains a value with the key, aaxmlrequest. So check

Re: How to handle double clicks on commandButtons

On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 16:03 +0200, Mert Çalışkan wrote: Yes.. Use a hashmap for this and put the tokens with a keyVal for each page, e.g. with viewId. Yes, that's it, thanx! And there is also another concern..Ajax frameworks...A workaround for AjaxAnywhere can be stated like this:

Re: Passing passwd login

Tomek, session.setAttribute(USER, loginName); You shouldn't need to do direct session/request manipulation as long as you have a facescontext. I also don't like including all this FacesContext/ValueBinding code in every managed bean. Too much clutter. Better is a utility class that

RE: SelectONeMenu valueChangeListener not skipping validation phase...

In that form where I have the selectoneMenu component, I have to click twice over the button that does the submit of the form in order to effectively process the action associated with that button. The first time nothing happens and then the action is finally executed. Don´t know how to explain

Re: JAVAPOLIS

There is a (small) thread also on the Dev list on this. :) Antwerp is too far for me, sadly. ::SammyRulez:: wrote: Hi anyone to javapolis this year? There is a JSF meetup!

[off-topic] Inviting maven users to participate

A new google groups about maven: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/maven-experts/ All yours are wellcome. Thanks.

Re: Passing passwd login

I see, thats pretty good idea, will do like you wrote, I'm quite lazy in repeating the code, so that solution is for me :) Thanks everyone for help :) Tomek Jeff Bischoff wrote: Tomek, session.setAttribute(USER, loginName); You shouldn't need to do direct session/request manipulation as

Re: URL for home page(index.jsp) without redirect

put index.jsf as your welcome page, then create an empty index.jsf file in that directory (it just needs to exist for the container to find it) On 12/6/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, home page URL http://www.youdomain.com/ the URL first access index.jsp(JSP page) which then

Re: Passing passwd login

Better yet would be to set loginBean as a managed property for any beans that use it. Then you don't need to write any code. On 12/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I see, thats pretty good idea, will do like you wrote, I'm quite lazy in repeating the code, so that solution is

Re: SelectONeMenu valueChangeListener not skipping validation phase...

Is the form on which this is occurring also your welcome file (index.jsf, or some such thing)? I recently saw this two clicks required behavior in that case. On first access, the URL would be http://myserver/myapp/. On the first click, it would simply re-render with the complete URL

Re: Finding an object in a dataTable

Sounds like you need the id in the hidden field to be consistent both before and after sort, which it isn't if you're using a row index (1,2,3...) Could you instead put in the hidden field a unique property of the object in each row so that it wouldn't change? By the way, I'd love to see your

DataScroller - current page?

I am trying to come up with a solution to large datasets by only loading 25 records at a time. I have looked at http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/WorkingWithLargeTables http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/WorkingWithLargeTables but am having a problem with the DataScroller component displaying the

Re: Facelets and JSP tags

Question is, is it possible to include JSP tags inside a facelet template? No. It is possible, however, to run facelets and JSP templates within the same Web app: http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Projects/FaceletsFAQ#How_do_I_use_Facelets_and_JSP_in /dmc On 12/6/06, David Delbecq [EMAIL

Problem with Sort datatable in jsf-portlet

Hi Someone has experience with sort Datatable on a JSF-Portlet. If i run the application stand-alone works fine, but when I deploy on Pluto Datatable component doesn't sort. I'm using MyFacesGenericPortlet Thanks in advance Jose

InputText and whitespaces

Hi all; I am trying to develop a CRUD application using JSF. The problem is that some of the columns contain multiple whitespaces, such as ABCDEF. When I read the values, everything is ok but when I put the values inside an InputText, the whitespaces are truncated, resulting in ABC DEF.

Re: Passing passwd login

Mike Kienenberger wrote: Better yet would be to set loginBean as a managed property for any beans that use it. Then you don't need to write any code. Mike, This won't work in all cases (e.g. A session bean looking up a request bean). Also, some of us prefer not to managed dependencies

When to initialize bean properties?

I have a bean property that is displayed on a page. The value of the property needs to be initialized by making a service layer call. When should this initialization be done? Currently I am doing a lazy initialization when the property is first accessed: public class ForumDetailsBean {

Re: Passing passwd login

Actually I don't know how to do it, could please you send me some example, or some links? Thanks Tomek Mike Kienenberger wrote: Better yet would be to set loginBean as a managed property for any beans that use it. Then you don't need to write any code. On 12/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL

Re: DataScroller - current page?

Albartell, My version of MyFaces is 1.0.7 This really isn't supported anymore. As for your question, when rendering the dataScroller looks at the first attribute of the dataTable. I suspect that since you are limiting the dataset to 25, first always points to the first element on the list

Re: Passing passwd login

Responses to both Jeff and Tomek below. On 12/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Actually I don't know how to do it, could please you send me some example, or some links? managed-bean managed-bean-nameyourBean/managed-bean-name

Re: When to initialize bean properties?

It'll depend on your specific situation, but the methodology below works fine. I've used this structure myself. On 12/7/06, Naresh Bhatia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a bean property that is displayed on a page. The value of the property needs to be initialized by making a service layer

Re: Passing passwd login

Mike Kienenberger wrote: On 12/7/06, Jeff Bischoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So I would say it's another option, but not always better. Feel free to educate me on why you disagree. No, that's a fair comment, and I thought of the same limitation after I posted the message. It's another option

Re: When to initialize bean properties?

Before Craig mentions it, you might want to have a look at the Apache Shale View Controller library: http://shale.apache.org/ This provides page load events. The JBoss Seam library also provides this functionality. However, as Mike says, your current approach will also work. Regards,

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

Matt Tyson wrote: Can you have a phase listener entry in the config.xml be a managed bean reference? I've got a phase listener that needs a reference to another object to get some data and I want to externalize that reference. Not as far as I know. I would also love this to be possible in

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

Simon, Your idea for using the bean that programmatically creates the phase listener seems promising ... maybe a servlet listener that just gets the jsf context and creates the managed bean? I'm creating an ajax component so what I've done is write out a hidden field that has the value binding

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

If I'm following you here, then you'd have a phase listener (call it 'listenerLoader') that basically instantiates the managedbean that will in turn become a phase listener itself? Seems like it should work... Mike Kienenberger wrote: What about creating a normal application-scoped managed

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

What about creating a normal application-scoped managed bean to store your configuration and then manually fetching a reference to it using a value binding in the phase listener? To borrow Jeff's example: FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

No, nothing that clever. :-) All I'm suggesting is that you use a value binding to fetch a reference to a configuration bean. You could fetch the reference directly, or you can define a application-scoped configuration-holding bean that holds any number of needed references or values and

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

On 12/7/06, Matt Tyson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If I'm following you here, then you'd have a phase listener (call it 'listenerLoader') that basically instantiates the managedbean that will in turn become a phase listener itself? On rereading your message, I see you're talking about how to

tiny mce and ajax4jsf

I'm using facelets and myfaces (1.1.5-SNAPSHOT). I use the tiny mce editor for formatted text. Recently I tried adding ajax4jsf to certain pages. This works great for plain textareas, but when the text area is a tiny mce one, it doesn't work. I know this is pretty specific, but I'm hoping

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

The problem with this approach is that there is no faces context available when the phase listener constructor runs. Potentially the listener could have an isIntialised flag, and on every call to beforePhase, if the initialised flag is false then do what you describe below. Not elegant though.

Re: tiny mce and ajax4jsf

Kevin, You might try asking this on the Ajax4jsf mailing list or the tinymce forum... unless you already sent it to the ajax list, and I just haven't gotten it yet? :) Regards, Jeff Bischoff Kenneth L Kurz Associates, Inc. Kevin Galligan wrote: I'm using facelets and myfaces

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

It's not hard to create a FacesContext instance. I do this in my servlet filters. http://www.thoughtsabout.net/blog/archives/33 It's personal preference, but having one hardcode bean seems better than iterating through registered phase listeners and pushing values to them. I'd also prefer

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

Mike Kienenberger wrote: It's not hard to create a FacesContext instance. I do this in my servlet filters. http://www.thoughtsabout.net/blog/archives/33 Yes, but in a PhaseListener constructor there are no ServletRequest/ServletResponse objects, so creating a faces context is less

Re: PhaseListener as managed bean?

Matt Tyson wrote: If I'm following you here, then you'd have a phase listener (call it 'listenerLoader') that basically instantiates the managedbean that will in turn become a phase listener itself? Seems like it should work... Could do. The original phase listener could then remove itself.

RE: SelectONeMenu valueChangeListener not skipping validation phase...

Nop, its not the first page, still, what you say sounds pretty interesting to have in mind. Regards and thanks, JV _ De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre de David Chandler Enviado el: jueves, 07 de diciembre de 2006 12:24 Para: MyFaces Discussion Asunto: Re:

Re: tiny mce and ajax4jsf

After you email I tried posting to ajax4jsf. I'm not sure if it went through. However, I dug around the code for tinymce and figured out a way to do it, which I'll share in case anybody has the same issue. I figured the reason was that tinymce isn't actually modifying the textarea's data when

selectOneRadio

Is there a way to not have this component output the layout with it??? I need 2 radio buttons on 2 separate lines with a middle line in between them containing other form elements, such as checkboxes...Is this doable using this component???

Re: selectOneRadio

Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote: Is there a way to not have this component output the layout with it??? I need 2 radio buttons on 2 separate lines with a middle line in between them containing other form elements, such as checkboxes…Is this doable using this component??? You can do this

[Tobago] Probem with tc:reload and tc:tabGroup

Hello, I've got a page with a tc:tabGroup and a tc:sheet in one of the tabs. The sheet has a tc:reload tag, which reloadd the sheet every 10 seconds. So far, so good. But when I switch to another tab and back to the sheet tab, there's always a new timer startet. So after one switch, the sheet is

The Positives Of JSF

Hi, I would like to know the Positives of the JSF..I feel that the JSF is in limited Use when COmpared to the other frameworks , the interest is towards Spring and hibernate rather than using JSF.. Can any one please explain me the real advantages of JSF,I don't Know about it fully even

submit value by commandLink

Inside a form, there is an inputText and a commandLink. When a user clicks the commandLink, can the value in the inputText be submitted at the same time? The reason to use commandLink instead of commandButton is that commandLink can have params. Thanks. Dave

Re: URL for home page(index.jsp) without redirect

two index.jsf (s)? I tried one index.jsf(home page) and empty index.jsp. It did not work. Andrew Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: put index.jsf as your welcome page, then create an empty index.jsf file in that directory (it just needs to exist for the container to find it) On 12/6/06, Dave

RE: The Positives Of JSF

[ a little re-ordered ] Can any one please explain me the real advantages of JSF,I don't Know about it fully even though I'm using it. You're using it but don't understand it's advantages? I feel that the JSF is in limited Use when COmpared to the other frameworks , the interest is

RE: submit value by commandLink

Um, you could stuff your params in hidden fields and submit (either using commandLink or commandButton). Otherwise you'll have to hack some javascript to append the inputText as a param on the end of the commandLink url via the onClick() event. -Original Message- From: Dave

RE: URL for home page(index.jsp) without redirect

No, create an index.jsf as an empty file in the root of the war. Then set the welcome file entry to index.jsf in the web.xml file. If you're using '.faces' as your standard extension, replace the '.jsf' above with '.faces'. Basically the welcome file entry will tell the servlet that if no

RE: The Positives Of JSF

Hi David, (May I refer You like this) Is it not the case that the JSF coexisting with JSP pages is a little Comprehensive.. Ok,as I don't know fully about JSF, do we have the POssibility to put Complete end to the Client Side SCript... There are certain event based attributes in the JSF

Re: How to use navigation panel by using tobago?

hi, My first question is how can i use navigation panel like tomahawk navigation panel. is it possible? Volker Weber-4 wrote: Hi, it is not possible to ust tomahawk and tobago in the same webapp. see: http://myfaces.apache.org/tobago/faq.html#tobago/myfaces%20extension Regards,

RE: The Positives Of JSF

Hi David, (May I refer You like this) Sure. I've been called worse ;-) Is it not the case that the JSF coexisting with JSP pages is a little Comprehensive.. IMHO it is horrid. Ok,as I don't know fully about JSF, do we have the POssibility to put Complete end to the Client

(kind of off topic) PDF reports in IE :)

Hello, I have this small issue: I am generating PDF reports using jasper but IE can't open them directly in the window.. in the best case scenario it opens a separate Acrobat Reader window and displays the file there.. (I managed to get reed of the Open/Save menu...) this is what I've added

JSF MyFaces Portlet backing bean instatiations

Hi, I have a web app with 2 porlets and 2 backing beans and one faces-config.xml. When the 2 portlets are displayed on the same portal page there is a FacesContext for each portlet. So in each PortletContex is a useless backing bean from the other portlet. Is it possible to define a

Re: InputText and whitespaces

Sorry, normally whitespaces not shown on my previous message. There are three whitespaces (nbsp) between 'ABC' and 'DEF' on the database. But when I pass the value to the InputText and render the response, the browser shows only one whitespace between 'ABC' and 'DEF'. The html source is also the

RE: The Positives Of JSF

Hi David, Sorry for the late reply..I'm preparing for a Project as apart of the Personal interest ..How I can best use the Combination of the JSF,SPRING Hibernate.. Can you please suggest me.I need it very badly.. Any Spring and hibernate groups are there.. Regards, Chandru.

Re: tiny mce and ajax4jsf

Hi, I have a similar problem but using t:inputHtml control. When it is used with ajax4jsf it does not work... the value from bean is not shown in the control and if editing something into it and submit, the value does not get to server. Is there a tiny mce control in myfaces? Where can I find