Hi,
Okay, with the nightly build as of today it works again, but the Link
problem persists I'm afraid
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / kind regards
Kristoff Kiefer
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NORD/IT NORD/LB Informationstechnologie GmbH
On JSF page, click a button to open a new window. The request will join the
existing session. Is there a way to create a new HTTP servlet session for the
request(clicking the button)?
public HttpSession getSession(boolean create)
Create a new session only when no session already exists
Hi Dave,
In the Sandbox there is a killSession (I think that is what it is
called) tag that should refresh the session state.
HTH,
Fintan
-Original Message-
From: Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 April 2007 09:41
To: Tomcat Users List;
Hi,
I have still the problem with the generated XHTML from myFaces. I
reduced my app to a few basic mechanisms, but this basic mechanisms
must produce XHTML strict. To achieve this, i would like to wirte a
filter, which makes light modifications of the generated markup, just
to satisfy the
Hi Volker,
ok, I thought I can specify a markup attribute more than once because I get
no error doing this without JSTL.
But I don't understand why the valdation is only executed, when the JSTL
taglib is included.
Can you explain this to me?
Regards
Helmut
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Hi,
my file upload does still not work. I try now a simple example.
@Bernd: thanks for your code snippets.
The value attribute is binded in your example to
a managed-bean-funtion value anlagenController.newFileItem
Do you access the file contents via the FileItem in this function or is
the
Hi All,
I have a condition to check while displaying a sheet records.
I need to skip a record(row) based upon the condition. I can do this in the
Controller( Modify the object to not include this record) but the same
object is being used in other places which will effect the whole flow.
I
Hi,Helmut,
no i can't.
what happens when you specifiy any other attribute multiple times?
Regards,
Volker
2007/4/27, Helmut Swaczinna [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Volker,
ok, I thought I can specify a markup attribute more than once because I get
no error doing this without JSTL.
But I don't
Hi Martin,
yes I access the contents of the FileItem in the bean function via the get()
method of FileItem that gives me a byte[].
But the file is also temporary stored in the specified directory or in the
directory specified by java.io.tempdir,
wich is $CATALINA_HOME/temp under tomcat. But I
Hi Volker,
I can specify every attribute more than once as long as I don't include the
JSTL taglib.
Regards
Helmut
- Original Message -
From: Volker Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MyFaces Discussion users@myfaces.apache.org
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 11:56 AM
Subject: Re: [Tobago]
Could anybody give me a hint how to use a selectOneRadio inside tree2?
Every node should have a radio button but only one of them should be
selected.
This is no problem inside datatables with spread layout and access over
an index.
But I have no right idea how this could work inside tree2.
Rudi,
The Tomahawk Extensions filter does something similar -- it modifies
the generated html. I'd recommend using it as a model for changing
the generated xhtml.
On 4/27/07, Rudi Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have still the problem with the generated XHTML from myFaces. I
reduced
I'm changing this to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. The dev list is
for working on the MyFaces source code.
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance() is only non-null during the JSF lifecycle.
Apparently you're executing your backing bean code external to JSF.
On 4/27/07, Trumml [EMAIL
Well, thanks for the fast answer but what do you mean by executing external
to JSF?
Why isn't my backing bean inside the JSF lifecycle?
Mike Kienenberger wrote:
I'm changing this to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. The dev list is
for working on the MyFaces source code.
I'm assuming you're asking why your backing bean code isn't being
called from inside the JSF lifecycle.
I don't know. You haven't provided any information about what code is
being called or how.
On 4/27/07, Trumml [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, thanks for the fast answer but what do you
Hi Helmut and all others,
sorry for calling you Bernd,
I have now completely written my simple example for file upload with
tc:file.
This one works.
Still, file upload does not work flawless in my large application.
Firstly, I get an ERROR message. Trying the upload for the second time, it
Hi,
I was able to create a (not really) simple example to reproduce the described
behavior but with two differences: First, I
get only the second exception and second, the exception is also thrown with
myFaces 1.1.4. With a really simple
example there's no problem. But life isn't such simple
I got thru first hassle of
Select only one radio button row per dataTable using Tomahawk component
version 1.1.5 with forceId=true forceIdIndex=false as attributes to
t:selectOneRadio
Now based on the selected radio button row i wanna populate other fields in
JSF page
Please note my
Hi All!
This is my first message to the list and therefor my intro!
I'm currently testing different UI components in liferay portal...
I've been creating portletets and got tomahawk to work, using
tomahawk bridge...
I will need a modal dialog so I decided to try the sandbox's one...
It is
public static DojoConfig getDjConfigInstance(FacesContext context) {
// we wont have a need for a synchronized here, since
// we are in a single request cycle anyway
// but take care if you use the djconfig in multiple threads!
DojoConfig djConfig = (DojoConfig)
Hello experts,
I am struggling to use ajax to run an JSf application that I have written
with facelets. Without ajax everything was running fine. I looked at the
documentation for the ajax4sf at
https://ajax4jsf.dev.java.net/nonav/documentation/ajax-documentation/developerGuide.html
and
Your error message states that ajax4jsf has a dependency on
opensymphony (com/opensymphony/oscache/base/NeedsRefreshException).
Find the correct jar and add it to your classpath.
On 4/27/07, Eugine F [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello experts,
I am struggling to use ajax to run an JSf application
Rudi Steiner wrote:
I have still the problem with the generated XHTML from myFaces. I
reduced my app to a few basic mechanisms, but this basic mechanisms
must produce XHTML strict. To achieve this, i would like to wirte a
filter, which makes light modifications of the generated markup, just
to
Simon,
Thanks for your answer, after reading it and googling around a bit more
things are getting clearer. But even with dataList, is it possible at all
to get a Arraylist object stored in session as its value? The JSTL tags
have no issues with this (using ${..}). The list i'd like to iterate
It looks like theres no straightforward way to get session values into JSF
tags atleast in 1.1. I kinda gave up on this and used a workaround i found
on another site.
basically just made a URL (using c:url) which passes an id req parameter to
my next page (employee details JSF). As the first
Hi,
I try to populate a selectItems with a Map from my backing bean (as
described at [1]) but have no success. When I use t:selectItems
t:selectOneMenu value=#{myBean.loggedAction}
t:selectItems value=#{ myBean.loggedDropDownActions.entrySet}
var=mapEntry itemValue=#{mapEntry.key}
You need to use t:selectItems.
f:selectItems does not support var or value (at least, it's not supposed to).
On 4/27/07, Joost Schouten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I try to populate a selectItems with a Map from my backing bean (as
described at [1]) but have no success. When I use
Hi Fintan,
Thanks!
Will killSession kills existing session? I like to keep the original session,
but start a new session for a new request(for example, click a button).
Dave
Conway. Fintan (IT Solutions) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave,
In the Sandbox there is a
Mike,
Thanks. I guess I'll go for the t:selectItems then. But that doesn't explain
why t:selectItems produces an empty t:selectOneMenu. Do you have any idea
why?
Thanks,
Joost Schouten
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From: Mike Kienenberger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007
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