Hi experts,
I have multiple download links [commandLink] /buttons[commandButton] on
the same page. I realized that a user needs to click twice to see an
open directory window from the second attempt, I do not understand why
this is happening.
The download page was implemented with jsp
I ran into something along these lines recently. In my case, there was a
managed bean with a
public void changeSpecifiedRole(ValueChangeEvent event)
method being called by MyFaces after the first button press which was
erroneously [for that version of MyFaces] invoking renderResponse().
Hi, James
Thanks for the info, but I do not see any code fragment for
renderResponse inside my code. I am using myface 1.1.1, is this a
generic issue on myfaces 1.1.1 ?
Thanks,
yasushi
James Richards wrote:
I ran into something along these lines recently. In my case, there was a managed
The example I gave was very specific to the application I was working on. Have
you tried plugging in the FacesTrace from http://facestrace.sourceforge.net/
onto the view in question? Someone from the list pointed me to it and it helps
to follow what's happening. If you plug it into the page
Thanks James.
I will try both.
yasushi
James Richards wrote:
The example I gave was very specific to the application I was working on. Have you tried plugging in the FacesTrace from http://facestrace.sourceforge.net/ onto the view in question? Someone from the list pointed me to it and
I installed ftrace, but I do not see any errors from output, it only
gave a waring message since the page was directed to jsp page.
Could you explain to me what you are achieved using AspectJ a little
more ? I am not sure what you are trying to do here by just looking
at the link:
I use AspectJ to build a trace of MyFaces behavior and interaction with the
application backing beans. Starting with the lifecycle, I progressively add
elements to the trace to drill down into the runtime behavior. It's a tedious
debugging approach but is much faster than, for example,
Thanks James
I will investigate this approach further.
yasushi
James Richards wrote:
I use AspectJ to build a trace of MyFaces behavior and interaction with the application backing beans. Starting with the lifecycle, I progressively add elements to the trace to drill down into the runtime
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