Re: JSF dropdown results in Out Of Memory

Open your Run Configuration under Eclipse. Under the Apache Tomcat, goto the Arguments tab. You should fine VM Arguments. Add to those arguments the necessary memory allocation. I can't find or recall the correct syntax. Calvin Hill return Programmer.someType() On Oct 25, 2007

Re: Using a StaticFilter and dispatching to FacesServlet doesn't work

So, you just want to do a get request instead of a post, right? Yes you have to use a Servlet to help you implement this or you can add Shale project and do Shale remoting. This is how we got around the problem. Thanks, Calvin Hill return Programmer.someType() On Mar 22, 2007, at 4

Re: Failing to take control of navigation

(at least I did). The email from Volker that gave the wiki link, that page has an example of getting the lifecycle and rendering the facesContext. This is what I did so that response went to the correct view. Sorry for any confusion. Thanks, Calvin Hill return Programmer.someType() On Dec 27

Re: Failing to take control of navigation

servlet filter again? Was there something in request scope on the first click but when you do a refresh or the href click, that something is no longer there? You are dying on the JSF page you were forward too; so I bet you are getting to the filter. Calvin Hill return Programmer.someType

Re: Is this allowed?

what you are trying to achieve. Thanks, Calvin Hill return Programmer.someType() On Dec 26, 2006, at 3:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hallo I am using this in my jsp file jsp:forward page=home.jsp / Is result I get the log stamp 26.12.2006 22:38:40 javax.faces.webapp.UIComponentTag