Hi Helmut,
please add a bugreport to jira.
I can take a look onto this todays afternoon.
Regards,
Volker
2006/12/8, H. Swaczinna [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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
I'm having some issues where rendered is called for components in an
unrendered subtree (ie the component already has a parent where
rendered=false).
After some looking I found this thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@myfaces.apache.org/msg24702.html
The thread includes an solution, but
Hi! I will be around and I have the intention to go to the JSF this!
Although a pub near metropolis doesn't seem a very exact place to
me... :)
Cheers,
Bruno
On 07/12/06, Jeff Bischoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a (small) thread also on the Dev list on this. :)
Antwerp is too far for
Hi,
My preferred formula nowadays is
(JSF+Facelets+Ajax4JSF)+(Spring+Acegi)+Hibernate too. The formula seem like
a long one but these frameworks are very easy to integrate and fit well.
For JSF-Spring see : http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/JSF-Spring_and_JSF
There's a JSF-Spring library but I
Stefan Oberbichler schrieb:
hi,
i am using a datatable with the detailStamp.
is there a possibility to expand the first row on startup?
thx
steve
no idea for this??
thx
Hi,
Thanks for the info..So, I can be prepared to use all this stuff for
my proj..
I will be more thankful if you can mention if any other forums who speak all
this Integration Stuff..
Regards,
Chandru..
---Original Message---
From: Cagatay Civici
Date:
HI,
How to desin navigation panel by Tobago like Tomahawk navigation panel.
Please explain me if it is possible to design a navigation panel by
using Tobago.
---prantor
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Might be useful,
http://jroller.com/page/RickHigh?entry=tutorial_for_stack_of_choice1
On 12/8/06, Chandru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the info..So, I can be prepared to use all this stuff
for
my proj..
I will be more thankful if you can mention if any other forums who
If I am right that there's no way to decentralize the faces-config.xml
without changing the myFaces source code ?
Von: Pfau, Oliver
Gesendet: Freitag, 8. Dezember 2006 08:27
An: MyFaces Discussion
Betreff: JSF MyFaces Portlet backing bean instatiations
Hi,
I
Hello,
i have this little problem with subforms.
I have this structure
h:form
s:subForm id=mainSub
s:subForm id=form0
Complex subform that require some server side action from time
to time without checking anything outside this subform
/s:subForm
s:subForm
What is detailStamp?
stefan oberbichler wrote:
Stefan Oberbichler schrieb:
hi,
i am using a datatable with the detailStamp.
is there a possibility to expand the first row on startup?
thx
steve
no idea for this??
thx
Its in the wiki. Pretty simple, actually...
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/WYSIWYG_Editor
Just add the tiny mce code to your webapp, then on the page add the '
tinyMCE.init' function. It wraps itself onto standard textarea's.
On 12/8/06, Alin Dosoniu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have
Sorin,
You will find you have to test PDF export/display on many different
systems before you find all the issues. One thing that will throw you
off is whether or not each client has the Adobe browser plug-in
installed, and if so which version. You will get different results
depending on
Nebinger, David wrote:
AFAIK, JSP will not be refactored to provide better JSF integration,
but I could be wrong (I don't keep up so much with the JSP roadmap).
Actually, there were some significant changes in JSF 1.2, JSP 2.1 to
bring about a realignment. New features include a unified EL
Forgot to include the link to JSP/JSF alignment
[1] http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/J2EE/jsp_21/
On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 13:26:07 +0100, Pfau, Oliver wrote
If I am right that there's no way to decentralize the faces-config.xml
without changing the myFaces source code ?
you can spiltt your faces-config.xml to something like
web.xml
context-param
Hope this helps you figure out what to focus on though.
Thanks for your response. This gives me refined direction.
I don't have any solutions for you, since I always load the full data set
into the table.
This is also the approach I have taken, but that isn't an option anymore as
memory has
Kevin,
Thank you, I will try to use it.
Alin.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Galligan
To: MyFaces Discussion
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 4:29 PM
Subject: Re: tiny mce and ajax4jsf
Its in the wiki. Pretty simple, actually...
CommandLink does submit all values in the enclosing form just like
commandButton unless you're using immediate=true and specifying the outcome
in the action attribute like this:
h:commandLink value=Edit
action=success
immediate=true /
/dmc
--
David
Hello,
are there any expieriences in testing Tobago apps with Canoe webtest?
Will it work? Will Canoe handle the Ajax features? We're about to start
testing our app with Canoe webtest. If one of you says no chance,
we don't need to waste our time with trying it.
Regards
Helmut
Maybe a little more clear:
index.jsf (empty)
index.jsp (code)
Or with facelets:
index.jsf (empty)
index.xhtml (code)
Of course if you use path mapping like /faces/* instead of extension
mapping (*.jsf) you don't need to do any of this.
-Andrew
On 12/7/06, Nebinger, David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The problem stems from the fact that the rendered flag is just a
boolean property, it is not special in any way. By way of standards
and the framework, it is up to the renderer to check this flag to see
if they should render their code.
What is interesting, is this has to be checked in all three
I think you are using the Trinidad table, because you are talking from
detailStamp and this is a facet provided by the Trinidad table.
If yes this could help you (from the Trinidad documentation
http://incubator.apache.org/adffaces/devguide/table.html):
Usually, the default behavior of the
David Chandler david.chandler at learnjsf.com writes:
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
something like this:
t:dataTable id=dT width=100%
var=sites
value=#{someBeanValue}
varDetailToggler=detailToggler
h:column
h:commandButton value=0
Hi,
Is there a standard way/practice to have singleton validators and
converters? Those are mostly stateless and in a large application with
aggressive input validation, it would make sense to avoid creating them
on the fly each time and for each user.
Thanks,
Bolerio
Böhringer Jochen wrote:
I think you are using the Trinidad table, because you are talking from
detailStamp and this is a facet provided by the Trinidad table.
If this is Trinidad component, there is another mailing list for
Trinidad specifically. See [1] for more info. :)
[1]
Hello,
Tobago generates some whitespace characters before the DOCTYPE
defintionen in the HTML output. Example:
-
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
html
...
-
This seems to be no problem for a browser, but HTMLUnit (in Canoo
webtest)
Wouldn't singletons need to be multi-threaded otherwise you will get probems
with concurrency. Would a pooled resource pattern make more sense if you
validators/converters are costly to create?
_
From: Iordanov, Borislav (GIC) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006
Tobago generates some whitespace characters before the DOCTYPE
defintionen in the HTML output.
Sounds like a perfect place to use a servlet filter...
This problem leads to an other followup problem: The onload script
of the body tag is not executed.
Sounds like a bug for Httpunit, not
Jeff Bischoff schrieb:
Böhringer Jochen wrote:
I think you are using the Trinidad table, because you are talking
from detailStamp and this is a facet provided by the Trinidad table.
If this is Trinidad component, there is another mailing list for
Trinidad specifically. See [1] for more info.
I just deployed my first simple MyFaces application, and have some questions
about the generated HTML I see. I am wondering how each of the generated
hidden fields and javascript in the output below contribute to MyFace's
functionality.
How do each of these form fields help JSF do what it does?
No problem with concurrency, as I said they have no state. A lot of
patterns would make sense, but JSF API/taglib doesn't seem to facilitate
any of them, hence my question.
Best,
Bolerio
From: Julian Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December
How do each of these form fields help JSF do what it does?
MyFaces is a
wonderful tool, but I'd like to understand how it does what
it does (on a
high enough level that it might be explained in a couple of
detailed replies
to this post)...because right now it seems a bit too transparent
On 12/8/06, Iordanov, Borislav (GIC) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No problem with concurrency, as I said they have no state. A lot of
patterns would make sense, but JSF API/taglib doesn't seem to facilitate any
of them, hence my question.
Object creation and GC overhead was a very significant
Stefan,
Yes t:dataTable is included in the tomahawk extensions, HOWEVER
detailStamp is not. This appears to be some facet of the Trinidad table,
not Tomahawk. I'm not familiar with trinidad, so better to ask on their
list.
Regards,
Jeff Bischoff
Kenneth L Kurz Associates, Inc.
stefan
Thanks for your response.
Which is a good class to set the first breakpoint in, from which I could
follow out the rest of the processing? Would it be in the generated servlet,
in some kind of interceptor class (if using JBoss), the Faces Servlet, or
where?
If there's absolutely no information
Dude, you're getting yourself bogged down on things that you typically
don't need to understand.
I would disagree. This speaks to what I am trying to accomplish right now
with my datascroller problem. I didn't understand some of the details of
datascroller when I implemented it, and now I
Dude, you're getting yourself bogged down on things that you
typically
don't need to understand.
I would disagree. This speaks to what I am trying to
accomplish right now
with my datascroller problem. I didn't understand some of
the details of
datascroller when I implemented it,
Steve, thanks for posting the JS. I don't do much of it, but what you said
about walking the DOM to compute the offset seems most plausible. You could
use a hidden field to hold the unique ID of the selected item (perhaps the
bank name?), put an id attribute inside the h:outputText for each row,
Which is a good class to set the first breakpoint in, from
which I could
follow out the rest of the processing? Would it be in the
generated servlet,
in some kind of interceptor class (if using JBoss), the Faces
Servlet, or
where?
I guess if you want to know it all you'd have to start
On 12/8/06, Nebinger, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For client side state saving, no state information will be kept on the server
(your session information you've stored is still safe). You normally choose
this option when you have large views to deal with or you are serving many end
users;
On 12/8/06, lightbulb432 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If there's absolutely no information stored on the server, then (assuming
somebody could unencrypt the content of those fields) technically somebody
could alter the hidden field values, resubmit the form and see something
different from what they
Unless you plan on being a myfaces core contributor, saying you need to
know all of the internals in order to understand the concepts is like saying
you need to see all of the trees before in order to understand you're
looking at a forest.
That's a pretty big jump you labeled me with. I am
lightbulb432 wrote:
Thanks for your response.
Which is a good class to set the first breakpoint in, from which I could
follow out the rest of the processing? Would it be in the generated servlet,
in some kind of interceptor class (if using JBoss), the Faces Servlet, or
where?
You might find
Hi:
Is there a way you could able to display back what you have
saved in the database by indicate a checkmark on the Tobago tree? I
have set the selectable=multiLeafOnly. When user selected the leafs
that would like to save it in the database, then user retrieve back the
selected leafs
I am using facelets and JSF (myfaces)...
When I update an .xhtml file and reload the page in the browser,
everything works fine...However, when I update an attribute of a
component such as
h:inputText . size=5/
And change the size attribute, I have to close the browser and comeback
Simon Kitching-3 wrote:
Yep. That's why there is an option to encrypt the client-side state.
However in general it's not necessary; all the user can do is stuff up
their own use of the app. Remember that all JSF does is pass data
through to managed beans that then implement the
David Chandler david.chandler at learnjsf.com writes:
Steve, thanks for posting the JS. I don't do much of it, but what you said
about walking the DOM to compute the offset seems most plausible. You could use
a hidden field to hold the unique ID of the selected item (perhaps the bank
name?),
Hi!
Have anyone tried to use JSF with generic type?
Here is the example:
class SessionBean{
private ValueWrapperInteger testIntegerWrapper = new
DBValueWrapperInteger();
private Integer testInteger2 = new Integer(7);
public SessionBean(){
Pesia,
Last month Daniel had a problem using generic type also. Andrew had some
thoughts on why this occurs, which you can read here [1] in the message
thread. Or use TinyURL[2] if [1] doesn't work.
[1]
Actually, I think detailStamp is part of the t:dataTable component as well.
Unfortunately, I've never used it so I can't help you with it.
On 12/8/06, Jeff Bischoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stefan,
Yes t:dataTable is included in the tomahawk extensions, HOWEVER
detailStamp is not. This
lightbulb432 wrote:
Simon Kitching-3 wrote:
Yep. That's why there is an option to encrypt the client-side state.
However in general it's not necessary; all the user can do is stuff up
their own use of the app. Remember that all JSF does is pass data
through to managed beans that then
Really? I looked for documentation... don't see any references to it on
the docu-web pages or the Wiki.
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
Actually, I think detailStamp is part of the t:dataTable component as well.
Unfortunately, I've never used it so I can't help you with it.
On 12/8/06, Jeff
I've seen it in the source. A quick search turns up:
Added in release 1.1.2.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMAHAWK-346
On 12/8/06, Jeff Bischoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Really? I looked for documentation... don't see any references to it on
the docu-web pages or the Wiki.
Mike
Yes your code:
class ValueWrapperT{
private T value;
public void setValue(T value){
this.value = value;
}
public T getValue() {
return this.value;
}
}
Actually looks like this to the JRE (I'm pretty sure):
class ValueWrapper{
Hello Bernd,
I've examined this problem once again and I can provide one more
detail to you: If you use your own package path to style.css, the
reference to style.css is always listed at first in the HTML page.
For example:
...
GENA/titlelink rel=stylesheet
Tobago generates some whitespace characters before the DOCTYPE
defintionen in the HTML output.
Sounds like a perfect place to use a servlet filter...
Yes, as a workaround. But the DOCTYPE should the first thing to be found
in a HTML document.
This problem leads to an other followup problem:
Thanks!
Ofcourse you're right!
I was confused (because I used to templates in C++ - where compiler
generates different type for each generic object instead of cheating like
here).
(a link for those who are interested in more details:
http://www.mindview.net/WebLog/log-0050
So I've got my tree rendering nodes based on ajax data. Now I want to be
able to control the node rendering via facets (a la the tree2 component).
My question, is the way to do this: iterate through the facets and children
using _FacetsAndChildrenIterator during my ajax response?
Basically
The reflection API does have methods for enquiring about generic type
information. So although the actual generated code has no types (as
Andrew shows), I think the information that the compiler uses to do type
checking is encoded in the class file somehow.
I would think that this means that
But no modelUpdate phase is went through, and the backing bean binding value is
not changed. If commandLink submit values like commandButton does, there should
be a
modelUpdate phase to update values. Thanks,
David Chandler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CommandLink does submit all values in the
I followed the instructions, added
index.jsf (empty)
index.jsp (code)
and defined the welcome-file-list in web.xml.
welcome-file-list
welcome-file/index.jsf/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
the first(welcome) page loading was successful. but when I clicked any
commandLink in
Is it possible for t:dataTable to have colspan ability? or any workaround ?
Thanks!
-
Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
See http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMAHAWK-66 for details.
On 12/8/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible for t:dataTable to have colspan ability? or any workaround
? Thanks!
Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.
On 12/8/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But no modelUpdate phase is went through, and the backing bean binding value
is not changed. If commandLink submit values like commandButton does, there
should be a
modelUpdate phase to update values. Thanks,
What happens if you simply change the word
Try dropping the leading slash (/) in welcome-file/index.jsf/welcome-file.
/dmc
On 12/8/06, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I followed the instructions, added
index.jsf (empty)
index.jsp (code)
and defined the welcome-file-list in web.xml.
welcome-file-list
welcome-file/index.jsf/welcome-file
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