Dear List,
i have a problem with the tr:poll tag.
I use it to update contents of a tr:table data.
My problem is, that everytime i send an action to the server or submit
the form, the poll repeats the previous action.
In case i send the form and update the table, the poll starts to ask my
Robin,
Are you saying that you are getting the standard browser dialog asking
whether data should be re-posted?
That would happen only if the page is being refreshed. Perhaps something
wrong is happening with the PPR request.
I see one problem in your page - the html tag should not be there.
Hey,
i used this tag, because its not possible to use jsp:directive.page
contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8/ in my project. So i decided to
use the html-tag in order to get my project running.
One important information is, that i need to use Apache MyFaces Trinidad
1.0.10 and JSF 1.1,
Robin,
I do not understand how having the html tag helps you with setting the
content type...
tr:document will output the html tag even in Trinidad 1.0.10. When
you look at the generated
source (View-Source), do you see two html tags?
Max
Robin Müller-Bady wrote:
Hey,
i used this tag,
Hi,
in case i omit the html tag, i get errors about /head and /html
tags. Also the poll does not work, but the fields get rendered.
I tried to find a workaouround to be able to use jsp instead of jspx.
But my problem is the same on the Apache MyFaces Trinidad Demo v.1.0.10,
so i think the
what errors ?
By when correctly using the tr:document it should (it does) generate
proper HTML
Question, the demo polling demo does not work on your server, but does
it work on jetty ?
(mvn jetty:run -PjettyConfig (on the trinidad-demo project))
-Matthias
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 4:50 PM, Robin
Robin,
I see. So you are running into the old problem with the JSP engine
rendering whitespace at the beginning of
the PPR response with the JSPs. I do not have a proper workaround for
you, but rendering html still seems
like a wrong thing to do... So using jspx is absolutely not an option
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 4:57 PM, Max Staretsmax.star...@oracle.com wrote:
Robin,
I see. So you are running into the old problem with the JSP engine rendering
whitespace at the beginning of
the PPR response with the JSPs. I do not have a proper workaround for you,
but rendering html still
Hey,
i dont even get jetty running on my system.
(I dont have the jetty plugin for maven)
I think that it would work with jspx, but i migrated a IBM JWL project
to Trinidad, so there are some details like %-- jsf:pagecode
language=java location=/src/pagecode/Chat.java --%%--
/jsf:pagecode --%
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