Hi everyone,
1、to Werner, i hates it too, i dont like use update, its not a universal
solution.
2、to Jakob, h:messages is a solution, i used to use it. but when you want to
show some message dialog, you have to add things in very page, even in every
form. very ugly.
my solution is hack the
Hi Mark this would be a good idea to post the problem in issue tracker
for the spec, so that it might be covered in a future revision.
Btw. a cleaner solution probably would be to write your own partial
response writer on top of the existing one which adds the info regarding
the messages (or
Hi everyone,
1、to Werner, i hates it too, i dont like use update, its not a universal
solution.
2、to Jakob, h:messages is a solution, i used to use it. but when you want to
show some message dialog, you have to add things in very page, even in every
form. very ugly.
my solution is hack the
Hi Werner,
Thank you for help. but I don't really get your point about ResponseWriter
extension.
I looked around the code, and I only find out PartialReponseWriter object is
instantiated in the hard code. I
like below,
org.apache.myfaces.context.servlet.PartialViewContextImpl{
...
Hi the facesContext has a method getPartialReponseWriter, or
getResponseWriter is giving back the partial response writer.
By pushing your own FacesContext in (via the FacesContextFactory)
you can override this mechanism by wrapping the system partial response
writer and adding your messaging
Ok mea culpa the api to fetch the partial response writer is indeed
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getPartialViewContext().getPartialResponseWriter()
Still I am not sure if there is an extension point to replace the
partial view context (a quick look at the spec indicates no).
If there is
I use this approach to decide if an dialog should be closed or keeped
open (to show validation errors).
form that holds the max Severity:
h:form id=severityForm style=display:none;
h:inputHidden id=maximumSeverity
value=#{facesContext.maximumSeverity.ordinal}/
/h:form
In my js callbacks i
Hi Mark and Werner,
You could also add a h:messages component to the page and re-render this one
in any ajax-request. If the dom-update for this component is not empty, then
you know that there are FacesMessages.
Regards,
Jakob
2010/6/13 Werner Punz werner.p...@gmail.com
Am 13.06.10 07:11,
Thats basically solution 1 I proposed, but somewhat easier then to check
the entire response :-)
Werner
Am 14.06.10 13:31, schrieb Jakob Korherr:
Hi Mark and Werner,
You could also add a h:messages component to the page and re-render this one
in any ajax-request. If the dom-update for this
Am 13.06.10 07:11, schrieb Mark Li:
when i use jsf.ajax, i cant find out any information about facesmessage.
I have looked into Event Object, but find nothing.
My situation is,
jsf.ajax.request(this, event,{
onerror:function(data){alert('nothing happened!')},
when i use jsf.ajax, i cant find out any information about facesmessage.
I have looked into Event Object, but find nothing.
My situation is,
jsf.ajax.request(this, event,{
onerror:function(data){alert('nothing happened!')},
onevent:function(data){
//if there is message
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