Hi all,
I cant make the expandAll method to work with the
tree2 component. Ive checked the sample tomahawk application and noticed
that its using server side toggling. Is it a requirement? Can I use
expandAll and client side toggling? Does anyone have sample code?
Thanks!
Hi,
Some tomahawk components, like the tree2, require the
configuration of the extensions filter. Servlet filters are not supported in
portlets, and our project is portlet based. I wonder if I could configure the
extension filter in the web.xml of the portal application (not the portlet
Hi,
Im looking for a tree component that would work in a
regular web application with My Faces (and be able to work with others
component sets) AND inside a portlet. The alternatives Ive looked so far
were:
Tomahawks tree2: It seems it is dependent on the
extensions filter, and
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From: Marcio E Miranda
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006
7:51 PM
To: MyFaces
Discussion
Subject: RE: Component state
management inside portlets
Forgot to mention that Im using
MyFacesGenericPortlet as the JSF portlet implementation
I got the same error:
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[INFO]
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[INFO] Building Impl
[INFO] task-segment: [install]
[INFO]
Hi,
We have some custom JSF components in our project that save
and restore state. The state management works fine if the components are used
in a web application, but if they are used inside a portlet, the save and
restore methods are never called. Ive tried using the client and server
Forgot to mention that Im using
MyFacesGenericPortlet as the JSF portlet implementation.
Regards
From: Marcio E Miranda
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Sent: quarta-feira, 26 de abril de
2006 18:56
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Component state
management inside portlets
Hi
Hi,
We have developed some custom JSF components, but are having
some trouble to make them work inside a portlet.
After some debugging, we have found out that a technique that
weve learned from the book Pro JSF and AJAX (which covers component
development) doesnt work in the MyFaces
() should be called in that case.
Anyway, I know that maximize works on
Pluto and JBoss Portal. You might want to try your JSF portlet on one of
those and see what happens.
Stan Silvert
JBoss, Inc.
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From: Marcio E Miranda
[mailto:[EMAIL
Hi,
Id like to share some thoughts we had while
developing a JSR 168 portlet application using JSF, specifically regarding inter
portlet communication, and get some feedback from you.
The portlets we developed were highly coupled; an event in a
portlet would trigger actions in
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From: Marcio E Miranda
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Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 6:07
PM
To: MyFaces
Discussion
Subject: Some thoughts on inter
portlet communication through backing beans
Hi,
Id like to share some thoughts we had while
developing a JSR 168 portlet
Hi,
This may or may not be specific to the portlet
implementation of My Faces, but when a portlet implementing MyFacesGenericPortlet
is maximized in Liferay, the following exception is thrown:
00:35:32,497 INFO [STDOUT]
javax.portlet.PortletException
00:35:32,497 INFO [STDOUT] at
I had an issue with Liferay 4.0 (with jboss and tomcat) and My Faces too, but a
different one.
My war package, which works fine in Liferay 3.6.2 (with jboss and tomcat),
throws the following exception when I deploy it on Liferay 4.0:
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
]
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From: Marcio E Miranda
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Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 4:30
PM
To: MyFaces
Discussion
Subject: MyFacesGenericPortlet
messing with PortletPreferences in Liferay?
Hi,
If I run the following code in the doView method of a portlet
Hi,
What is the best way to access the portlet preferences in a
backing bean? Through FacesContext-ExternalContext-PortletRequest, or
maybe My Faces provides a utility class or method for that? Is there any
problem if I keep a reference to the PortletPreferences in my backing Bean?
Hi,
Im trying to access a backing bean (session scope),
which is associated with a component inside a portlet from a different backing
bean which is associated with a different portlet. The ExternalContext gives me
access to the objects belonging to a specific portlet instance session,
Hi all,
I want to make two custom components communicate through events.
The first component would fire a custom event and a second component would have
a listener (for that same custom event) registered. Can I do that given that
the two components lie in the same level of the component
Hi,
Where can I find a sample portlet application using My
faces? How can I specify the default view for each portlet in the portlet application?
Thanks
Title: What's the best design to provide communication between backing beans and leverage that for inter-portlet communication?
-- Web App
Lets say that we have several instances of the following components in a view:
Component A (Ca) is backed by bean A (Ba)
Component B (Cb) is backed by
Facelets.
Hi
You are running Tomcat under an older JVM
that than what facelets was compiled with.
Hermod
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From: Marcio E Miranda
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Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 5:16
AM
To: MyFaces
Discussion
Subject: RE: Tomcat won't start
Hi,
Im just starting to play with JSF. My task is to
assess the best approach to build components, several of which will be
composite components.
Ive followed the link explaining how to build
composite components in the front page of the Wiki, and Im trying every
single one. From a
Hi,
Lets say that my backing bean has several Boolean values
that I want to update in a form.
I could use check boxes for that, but what if I used the
JSCookMenu to do the job in a cool way. The idea is to use menu entries like
those used to show or hide views in menus (a check
Hi,
Ive followed the tutorial in the facelets site, but
it seems that it is causing an error in the ContextListener. Tomcat shows the
following error:
SEVERE: Error listenerStart
Mar 10, 2006 12:21:30 AM
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext start
SEVERE:
Context startup failed
:425)
From: Marcio E Miranda
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Sent: sexta-feira, 10 de março de
2006 00:53
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Tomcat won't start when
My Faces application was configured to use Facelets.
Hi,
Ive followed the tutorial in the facelets site, but
it seems
for details.
There have been some reported problems
with multiple JSF portlets in LifeRay, but hopefully it is fixed by now.
Stan
Silvert
JBoss, Inc.
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From: Marcio E Miranda
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 5:13
PM
Hi,
How does MyFaces (or JSF for that matter) handle backing
beans in multiple instances of the same portlet? For example, lets say
that Ive deployed two instances of MyPortlet in the same page of a
portal. MyPortlet defines a view which has components binded to a backing bean
that must
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