Hallo!
To recognize the user’s browser version I examine the HttpHeader in a
request scoped managed bean:
FacesContext ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
ExternalContext extctx = ctx.getExternalContext();
Map map = extctx.getRequestHeaderValuesMap();
String a
Hy Georg,
You will nee to overwrite the JSF Version which ships with WAS 6.1 - i
think it is IBM's implementation of JSF 1.1 - no myfaces here.
- Add a current myfaces version to the war's classpath.
- In your EAR File you will need to set the class load to PARENT_LAST (To
do that open the applica
Hi Guys;
We have a Myfaces2,trinidad2 and tomahawk2 site running on Tomcat6. I
noticed in the output there are multiple "\&\#\9\;" use to make the
output look pretty. (I have added the slashes for html sake). How do I
get rid of those?
Regards
Gerhard Visagie
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Hallo Toby,
I don't use RAD. Therefore I set the Classloader's settings in the WAS
admin console.
If I set the Class Loader of the Web-Module to PARENT_LAST, the
Web-App cannot be started.
I get the following output:
[03.11.11 14:40:21:366 CET] 001c WebExtensionP W Servlet Faces
Servlet is
I am not sure how to change it with the Admin console - but it should be
similar. Be sure to change it in both - the EAR and the WAR.
Did you see this article?
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Websphere_Installation
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 4:07 PM, Georg Füchsle wrote:
> Hallo Toby,
>
> I don't use
Hi
I think this is something more related to Trinidad than to MyFaces
Core or Tomahawk. The reason is Trinidad has its own renderkits and
response writers, so in this case it is better to check Trinidad
configuration params first.
regards,
Leonardo Uribe
2011/11/3 Visagie, Gerhard :
> Hi Guys;
Hi Toby,
I gave up for today.
No matter what I do, as soon as I switch the class loader of the webapp I get
SRVE0201E: Das Servlet
[javax.faces.webapp.FacesServlet] ist keine Servlet-Klasse.
when starting the application.
I did not mention that I use the sun implementation.
On the weekend I will
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