On Wed, 2008-04-23 at 21:50 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, in my application I’m using Shale basic dialog manager and I need
to have two or more active dialogs on differents windows at same time.
Now, Shale does not work because it can manage just one dialog at the
time. Do I have
Simon, thank for the response.
I tried to read the documentation but I don't really anderstand what
Orchestra do. I understood that Orchestra give the possibility to define
a Managed Bean with a scope Conversation. But how can start a
conversation?
Sorry if the answer is in some doc I did not
Hi, I have an application using a Managed Bean with scope HttpSession to
store informations. My customer want use IE Tabs or more browser windows
to use the same function simultaneously. For axample, suppose a Call
Centre to manage Claims. The user is inserting data for a Claim reading
from a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Simon, thank for the response.
I tried to read the documentation but I don't really anderstand what
Orchestra do. I understood that Orchestra give the possibility to define
a Managed Bean with a scope Conversation. But how can start a
conversation?
A conversation is
thought, i mentioned it already -- there is no xhtml involved. i try to do
it entirely in java:
public class FedoraObjectContentComponentUI extends UIOutput
{
private byte[] myObject = null;
private String myMime, myDS, myID;
@Override
public String
Hi
I installed FireBug with Mozilla FireFox.
In my JSP page I had got a tr:from and a tr:commandButton. On clicking on the
commandButton the following process took place.
In one Page1.jsp I have got the following code:
f:view
tr:document
tr:form id =form1 binding=#{backing_Page1.form1}
Hi!
The user is inserting data for a Claim reading
from a paper, receive a call and start to insert a new Claim in a new
browser window (or tab). At the moment I have two browser using the same
HttpSession, the same function and same shared data and my application
does not work!
For this,
Thanks a lot Mario. So, next step for me is following:
I'm using Shale Dialog Manager that store dialog data in HttpSession in
a Managed Bean with scope session. I don't know if I understood very
well, but I'm going to fix Shale to store data in the current
conversationContext. So I can have same
Hi!
I don't know if I understood very
well, but I'm going to fix Shale to store data in the current
conversationContext. So I can have same dialog in differents windows.
Do you think I have a chance of success? ( :) )
Yep, sounds very good! Don't know if Shale allows this easily, though.
Don't use 'submit' as an id. It is already used as a variable name in the
.js code.
-Richard
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:05 AM, dushyant agarwal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I installed FireBug with Mozilla FireFox.
In my JSP page I had got a tr:from and a tr:commandButton. On clicking on
Hi Suresh,
I could not able to move forward. I'm really looking for your help. As
you suggested, I also emailed to you gmail account.Your help would be
extremely appreciated. Please give me your phone number if you can, so
that I will call you. I'm in a sort of critical situation, where I'm
Hi,
We have a jsf application using myfaces (1.1.4) and tiles support from
tomahawk (1.1.4). In this application we are facing a weird problem at
random. When there are multiple users are accessing the application, a
random request thread hangs. There is partial response rendered to the
browser
I am looking at the ComponentHandler.java from Facelets 1.1.14 and I
see no meta rules for converter. This means that converter=#{} would
be set without any type of special handling. So:
my:component value=foo converter=contentConverter /
Is definitely nod valid syntax. The converter must
Arne,
Can you please use the ResponseWriter.beginElement and
ResponseWriter.endElement method for handling elements? It makes things
a lot more flexible be cause the renderkit knows what kind of content
you are passing into it. The more information we have without needing
to parse the
Krishna, I strongly recommend starting a new email thread with
[Trinidad] in the subject. The fact that you replied to a Tomahawk
Tree2 thread asking for Trinidad tree / treeTable help pretty much
stops all the Trinidad developers and users from helping you. Most
when they see [Tomahawk] and
Maybe commons can help fix some of that...
Grzesiek wrote:
Personally I regret tomahawk can't be used without myfaces
(dependencies on `_shared` jars).
2008/4/21, spaduri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Krishna
Tomahawk, trinidad are alomost similar implementations
Example, instead of:
writer.write(brFoo/br);
do the following
writer.beginElement(br, null);
writer.write(Foo);
writer.endElement(br);
well, it was only a snippet modified in the mail editor --and as usually
one introduces errors at those occasions ;-)
i assure that i am using
Tomahawk works fine on Mojarra. The shared dependency need dates back
a couple of years.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 10:43 AM, Scott O'Bryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe commons can help fix some of that...
Grzesiek wrote:
Personally I regret tomahawk can't be used without myfaces
Two scenarios:
Scenario 1. Form submission:
Our security requirement mandates that we implement some sort of default
validation on fields that do not have validator attached to them. That
is, if validators are missing on the input fields, we have to do some
minimal validation. Otherwise, JSF will
I have a JSF Bean in Request scope and onsubmit of JSF form all the bean
properties are null.
I did verify form fields having values before submit from Http Headers (i.e.
FireFox Plugin )
The moment I click the submit button and check the values of bean properties
thru logger they are null
Note
Andrew
I hope its silly question but its not. I am able to find the solution and it
is remove the rendered attribute if it returns false action method never
gets called.
Their are other challenges like on submit of jsf form bean properties are
null which i just posted on this form
Andrew
A component should not have its rendered state changed between
rendering and the invoke application phase. A non-rendered component
will not decode, validate, update or render.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:29 PM, bansi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew
I hope its silly question but its not. I am
Looks really good.
For Trinidad users - a rather obvious question: since Trinidad appears
to do more or less the same - is there any chance to wire things so
that single files (js and css) are rendered ?
I know that Trinidad does merging on the fly - so that we are not
allowed to configure
The files do all exist in the jars, so it's possible you can configure
Jawr to do this if you wanted too. But currently there is no way to
have trinidad NOT link to the common js.
Truthfully though, Trinidad is pretty light on the javascript and
library segmentation (unless it's done
I further investigated the problem and thinking if its MyFaces issue as i am
using t:saveState for form fields mapped to model objects and that works
fine but bean properties are becoming null.
I have the following snippet in action method which shows the bean
properties does have values in it.
Hi,
It seems that when h:selectOneMenue is disabled, getSubmittedValue (of
that selectOneMenu using binding property) returns null instead of the
submitted value.
Is it a correct behavior?
Guy.
Hi Matt
Thanks for the reply.
Well My environments doesn't let me know use AJAX4JSF, the maximum I can use
is older version of MyFaces and Tomahawk components to build the Navigation
tree..
Like .
Conditions:
1) Need to construct the Tree based on backend data.
2) All the Parents and
Yes and no, disabled HTML controls do not submit values to the server.
So there is no submitted value, not that it is not returning the
submitted value.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Guy Bashan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
It seems that when h:selectOneMenue is disabled, getSubmittedValue
Hi,
When I try to set using javascript the disabled property to true. I get this
weird server exception:
javax.faces.FacesException: Exception while setting value for expression :
#{cmp_delivery.selectedEndDateYear} of component with path : {Component-Path
: [Class:
Thanks,
It seems like the logical behavior, and also consistent with traditional
HTML not passing disabled inputs.
(still, there are cases in which you want to save the value of a disabled
control...)
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Robinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
I have two h:selectManyList boxes and a custom converter
On form load, right box gets populated with some values and has converter
attached to it , the getAsString() method is invoked
When i hit submit button the page it goes directly to the action method
without invoking converter
Wondering
A non-disabled, rendered component should have a submittedValue. By
hacking the client DOM you are kind of invalidating to contract of the
component.
I think a better method is to use PPR to change the disabled property
of the component re-render the component. Renderers are not supposed
to have
The value hasn't changed, there is no reason to send it back to the
server. If you have that value in a request scope, it is your job to
manage the state.
1) use conversations (seam or orchestra)
2) use t:saveState
3) use h:inputHidden
-Andrew
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 3:03 PM, Guy Bashan [EMAIL
Is the value null? Null values are never validated or converted
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 5:35 PM, bansi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two h:selectManyList boxes and a custom converter
On form load, right box gets populated with some values and has converter
attached to it , the
Hi,
I have constructed a similar tree as in the below mail based on schema elements.
Im using clientSideToggle=true, the tree is expanded on click.
But the problem im facing is on click of child elements the actionListener
(spmlTreeBacker.displayAttributes) is not getting invoked.
If any one
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