Hi Tobias,
you need a converter to convert the selected value (which is a string
at postback time) back into a Autor object.
Also the selectedAuthor should be type Author, not SelectItem.
As an alternative you can make the selectedAuthor of type String and
create the selectItems from
Also, the most common problem with entity close is your service bean is not
marked as Transational.
-D
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi Cagatay!
I'm trying to convert an existing application to use Orchestra.
Followed the installation documentation but I'm getting
Yeah, I wasn't using transactions when reading data in service methods,
using read-only transactions fixed my problem.
Now I can make most of the Orchestra features work with an exception.
Whenever I try to remove an entity, I get message: the detached instance
cant be removed, try to merge it
On Wed, 2008-05-21 at 10:02 -0700, hbMailingList wrote:
Hello, I was reading the performance wiki page, and it is suggesting that
SERIALIZE_STATE_IN_SESSION should be set to false.
I had 2 questions:
1. What does this flag actually do? Does this mean the view and its
component tree is
Hi,
I recently had bad experiences while using t:saveState with
client-side state, using Myfaces + Trinidad.
In this case Trinidad uses a numeric token in the page, while real
state contents are saved on the server without any serialization.
Although not explicitely set, I guess that
The Apache MyFaces Trinidad team is pleased to announce the release of
Apache MyFaces Trinidad Core 1.2.8.
Apache MyFaces Trinidad is a JavaServer(tm) Faces 1.2 component library.
Trinidad Core 1.2.8 is available in both binary and source distributions:
*
The Apache MyFaces Trinidad team is pleased to announce the release of
Apache MyFaces Trinidad Core 1.0.8.
Apache MyFaces Trinidad is a JavaServer(tm) Faces 1.1 component library.
Trinidad Core 1.0.8 is available in both binary and source distributions:
*
Yes, Trinidad implemented this optimization early.. I think JSF1.2's
implementation of this feature was actually taken from the Trinidad
requirements and proposed by Adam.
Renzo Tomaselli wrote:
Hi,
I recently had bad experiences while using t:saveState with
client-side state, using
Hi All,
I am having a little problem doing PPR with resource bundles.
It seems like the values containing resource bundles are empty after PPR.
When page loads the resources are loaded properly.
Thanks,
Guy.
Hi
I have been trying to work with the selection and sort listeners in the
trinidad table component and have been getting the Invalid PPR response
in the Common1_0_3.js file(Line 10458).(as seen using Firebug). I am
using trinidad1.0.3 jar for my implementation.
I tried to search for this
Hi all, I'm trying to concentrate js/css references on pages through
jawr (https://jawr.dev.java.net/), to improve loading performance.
I use almost Trinidad components, plus t:inputDate (more appealing than
Trinidad) and t:jscookMenu (the only dropdown menu component around)
from Tomahawk.
Thanks for pointing me to the bug. I voted on it so hopefully it will start
getting some attention. Thanks to everybody who replied.
Richard Yee-3 wrote:
I believe that this is the same issue that I reported in February.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRINIDAD-941
Go vote on this
Hi
I have been trying to work with the selection and sort listeners in the
trinidad table component and have been getting the Invalid PPR response
in the Common1_0_3.js file(Line 10458).(as seen using Firebug). I am
using trinidad1.0.3 jar for my implementation.
I tried to search for this
I don't know about Tomahawk, but you will not be able to wire Trinidad
in with jawr. Here is the thread where we discussed this.
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@myfaces.apache.org/msg48242.html
Renzo Tomaselli wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to concentrate js/css references on pages through
Hey Varun, does this issue reproduce in Trinidad 1.0.7? I know most of
the developers on the Trinidad project test primarily on JSF 1.2, so
it's possible that something slipped though the cracks, but this seems
like an issue we would have run across before.
Scott
Varun Shingal wrote:
Hi
I
Scott, yes I know. But Trinidad is less important in this context, since
it manages to bundle its own stuff in two files, one for js and another
for css.
Tomahawk is a disaster: those two components I mentioned below include
*nine* single files in the page header.
-- Renzo
Scott O'Bryan
Hi Scott
Thanks for the reply. I just tested the same issue with trinidad-1.0.8
and got the same Invalid PPR response.
Thanks
Varun
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
Hey Varun, does this issue reproduce in Trinidad 1.0.7? I know most
of the developers on the Trinidad project test primarily on JSF 1.2,
Hi,
I'm using Trinidad 1.0.7 with MyFaces 1.1.5.
On my local development machine (running in Tomcat of Websphere 6.1)
everything runs fine.
On a testserver however (running Websphere 6.1) in some cases Trinidad
doesn't update page parts. In the PPR response the replacement element
just isn't
Hi Volker, hi Helmut;
thanks a lot. Now I'm using a converter, it's really easy.
I solved my problem now without a popup, it is not the best way but it
works. :-)
Regards,
Tobi
Volker Weber schrieb:
Hi Tobias,
you need a converter to convert the selected value (which is a string
at
Can you send us a code fragment showing us what your table looks like
and the code for the relivent listeners? Maybe it's something in the
usecase. If not, you may want to open up a JIRA ticket on it. I have
no idea what's going on here.
Scott
Varun Shingal wrote:
Hi Scott
Thanks for
Hello again :-)
I'd really like to understand this setting, because I'm worried that I'm
missing something fundemental.
I guess another way I can ask the question is:
- why/when would it be necessary to have more than one view in the session?
Thanks in adv.
hbMailingList wrote:
Hello, I’m
Thanks Simon Renzo for explaining this feature!
Renzo Tomaselli wrote:
Hi,
nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; I recently had bad experiences while using t:saveState
with
client-side state, using Myfaces + Trinidad.
In this case Trinidad uses a numeric token in the page, while real
Hi everybody,
I am wondering if there is a way to have the labels for trinidad components
like tr:inputText etc wrap after a certain length rather than appear all
in one line. The problem is that I am using a tr:formLayout and I have
multiple input text components. If one of the labels is much
My wild guess here is that your entity was not created by your conversion by
any chance,
specially where your is in access scope.
I never encounter this problem since I only remove entity using its key.
Cagatay Civici wrote:
Yeah, I wasn't using transactions when reading data in service
Hi All,
I'm have a doubt, i'm using the tc:sheet but I put the showRowRange and
showDirectLinks, the page show the the following legends, Rows 1 to 10
of 88 and Page 1 of 9, but I need them in Spanish. Also I need to
change the tooltip for the headers.
Somebody know where I can change the
This one is easy but not very intuitive. Lets say you navigate from one
page to another and then hit the back button. When you then try to
resubmit the previous page, there is no view state corresponding to the
token unless you've saved more then one.
This setting allows you to configure
Thanks Scott, I understand your explanation...but wouldn't the framework
recreate the view its component tree if the view isn't there (when we
resubmit the pervious page)?
Thanks in advance.
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
This one is easy but not very intuitive. Lets say you navigate from one
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