Re: Skip the Validation Phase of JSF with ExtVal

Hi! Something I did sometimes is to use an explicit request parameter combined with f:validateBean : f:validateBean disabled=#{!empty param['check']}   your stuff and the button looks like the following: h:commandButton id=personAddBtn action=#{searchForm.startSearch()}

Re: Skip the Validation Phase of JSF with ExtVal

hi mark, that's basically right for std. jsf2 (and it's more like a workaround). however, extval doesn't support the usage of the tag because it isn't type-safe. (currently just the groups get transferred due to a different reason.) instead of providing support for this workaround, we will

[ANNOUNCE] Trinidad in Action Part 3, and an Interview with Juergen Hoeller on Spring and JSF

*Hello, I’m pleased to announce some recent content at JSFCentral: JSFCentral Podcast #24: Juergen Hoeller on Spring 3.1, JSF, and morehttp://www.jsfcentral.com/articles/hoeller-01-12.html In this podcast, JSFCentral editor-in-chief Kito D. Mann discusses Spring Framework 3.0 and Spring's

tomahawk t:schedule not reacting to mouseListener setting

Hi, I'm trying to handle mouse click events over schedule entries in t:schedule Tomahawk component. In the page definition I have: t:schedule value=#{allEvents.model} id=myEvents rendered=true readonly=false theme=#{allEvents.theme} tooltip=true mouseListener=#{allEvents.clicked}