Nevermind, I figured out what's going on as soon as I hit the send
button to send the email.
But, hey, thanks anyway. 8-}
david
Le 05-08-26 à 17:49, David Geary a écrit :
I'm trying to move an application from the RI to MyFaces. I've got
the StartupServletContextListener specified
I'm trying to move an application from the RI to MyFaces. I've got
the StartupServletContextListener specified in web.xml, but when I
try to access the application, I get the following unpleasantness:
javax.servlet.ServletException:
org.apache.myfaces.webapp.webxml.WebXml.init must be
config file.
david
Curtney
On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 14:39 -0700, David Geary wrote:
Try using a Tiles controller to dynamically specify the tile's
content, based on whatever it is your actions are doing.
david
Le 05-07-30 à 20:20, Curtney Jacobs a écrit :
Greetings!
This is my last
would no whatto do.For example,o:panelTabCommandLink id="my-wks-link" title="MyWorkspace" value="MyWorkspace" target="_self"f:param name="myworkspace.desktop" value="xx"//o:panelTabCommandLinkCurtneyOn Sun, 2005-07-31 at 1
Try using a Tiles controller to dynamically specify the tile's
content, based on whatever it is your actions are doing.
david
Le 05-07-30 à 20:20, Curtney Jacobs a écrit :
Greetings!
This is my last attempt before giving up on Tiles for my current
project. Has anyone successfully used
Le May 26, 2005 à 9:18 AM, IdRatherBeSailing a écrit :
--- Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But Shale is a new framework that's not yet done and it
has now embedded these useful-across-the-JSF-board
tags within the Shale Core such that you couldn't use
them without including the Shale
Le May 26, 2005 à 12:44 PM, Sean Schofield a écrit :
Btw. Sean, is there a place with a good introduction
about Shale, mainly the components and what is being worked on?
I checked the shale site a while ago and could not find anything
except a few comments and a rather vague description.
Le May 26, 2005 à 2:53 PM, IdRatherBeSailing a écrit :
Ok I give up, my point (wanting just the tag without
the overhead of the pieces I don't want) obviously
isn't getting across, so I'll either have to end up
including all of the shale core in my webapps or use
some of shale source and not
Le May 26, 2005 à 3:24 PM, IdRatherBeSailing a écrit :
Thanks for the clarification on the licensing (or lack
thereof) of the tags from the book...
Yes, Shale will install some mean mothers. If they
prove to be a performance bottleneck in your
application then you're a hell of an
Hi Duong,
Please repost this on the Struts dev mailing list, with a prefix of
[Shale]. We're taking up too much MyFaces bandwidth on this.
Thanks,
david
Le May 26, 2005 à 4:58 PM, Duong BaTien a écrit :
On Thu, 2005-05-26 at 14:45 -0600, David Geary wrote:
Le May 26, 2005 à 12:44 PM
Le Apr 18, 2005, à 3:45 PM, Sean Schofield a écrit :
Obviously the spec is not done yet but I'd be curious if any of the
JSF authors are thinking about an updated book covering the 1.2 spec?
Bill? Kito? David? Hans?
Cay and I will update Core JSF for 1.2.
david
sean
Le Mar 20, 2005, à 5:33 AM, Matthias Wessendorf a écrit :
Cool to see, that David Geary's proposal was accepted.
He speaks about Shale at JavaOne.
(see [1])
Thanks.
Unfortunately Bill Dudney and I got a message,
that our talk about Apache MyFaces wasn't accepted for JavaOne :-(
Sorry to hear that.
I prefer Matthias' proposal for Apache Faces. I think it'd be great to
have all JSF-related technologies in one project.
As for the Faces components, as long as they're MyFaces components,
people will be confused about using them standalone. We can add
documentation, but people will still be
I'm using Shale in a commercial application. I haven't encountered any
bugs, so it's stable enough for me.
david
Le Mar 14, 2005, à 11:56 AM, Craig McClanahan a écrit :
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 19:30:50 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
P.S. @Craig: Is it possible/reasonable to use
Le Mar 11, 2005, à 2:45 PM, Jonathan Eric Miller a écrit :
Thanks for the links. Those Google links are cool. I wonder how long
off JSF 2.0 is, or, even 1.2 for that matter... I hope we don't have
to wait years for JSF standard file upload and other components.
I bet 2.0 will be a long time
Le Mar 4, 2005, à 4:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I've been poking around the new subview stuff Craig has added to
Shale. Do you know if it supports Tiles yet? I seem to recall that
is in Craig's long range plan... (Documentation is obviously a little
sketchy at this point)
I know that
. That's not only bad style, but it won't work as you expect,
at least until JSF 1.2.
david geary
Btw. looked at Oracle's ADF Faces?
af:forEach/ will enable you to do things like
this in *good old* jsf-manner
:)
c:forEach var=myVar items=${myComp.myVectors}
c:set value=${myVar} var
Le Dec 1, 2004, à 7:33 PM, Matt Raible a écrit :
Hello all,
I've been doing a bit of MyFaces development this week and enjoying it
for the most part.
Glad to hear it Matt! 8-)
I have a couple questions about h:outputLabel:
1. Is there anyway to modify h:outputLabel to add an asterisk for
Le Dec 1, 2004, à 9:18 PM, Matt Raible a écrit :
On Dec 1, 2004, at 8:40 PM, David Geary wrote:
Le Dec 1, 2004, à 7:33 PM, Matt Raible a écrit :
Hello all,
I've been doing a bit of MyFaces development this week and enjoying
it for the most part.
Glad to hear it Matt! 8-)
I have a couple
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