Hi!
sorry, I found a reference to this issue and it is not supported yet.
http://www.nabble.com/-orchestra--Spring-2.5-to15292381.html
As far as I remember Simon already added this feature to the core15
release. So @ConversationName should be your friend :-)
Ciao,
Mario
-D
Dan Tran
That's an email from February. Things change :-)
See the docs here on annotation class ConversationName:
http://myfaces.apache.org/orchestra/myfaces-orchestra-core15/apidocs/index.html
Regards,
Simon
Dan Tran schrieb:
sorry, I found a reference to this issue and it is not supported yet.
Hi again. I just released a new version of Jawr which allows to bundle
javascript and CSS from jar files (or from anywhere in the classpath). So
Now it would be technically feasible to use Jawr with Trinidad if an option
was available to disable its automatic linking to scripts.
Regards, Jordi.
Hi,
I am using Hibernate and have 2 session factories congigured:
1. sessionFactory - persistentContextFactory
2. dmsSessionFactory - dmsPersistentContextFactory
Each one has its own interceptor (persistentContextConversationInterceptor
and dmsPersistentContextConversationInterceptor).
Now I
alsha schrieb:
Hi,
I am using Hibernate and have 2 session factories congigured:
1. sessionFactory - persistentContextFactory
2. dmsSessionFactory - dmsPersistentContextFactory
Each one has its own interceptor (persistentContextConversationInterceptor
and
Hi Simon,
thank you for fast reply!
I see the problem.
Anyway, what is the solution for my case? I can define 2 beans, each in it
own scope.
But how can I get the intercepted reference of one bean in another bean?
Regards,
Alexey
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alsha schrieb:
Hi,
I am using
I think you could define a scope called 'conversation.manual.dms' or
similar, and configure that to use your persistence context factory that
is set up for 'dms' access. Then you can declare bean A as belonging to
scope 'conversation.manual', and B as belonging to scope
'conversation.manual.dms'.
I have a problem with the inputText Trinidad component. When I set the rows
attribute to be greater than 1 it allows me to enter 1 additional char to
what is set in the maximumLength attribute. When the page is submitted the
value is the correct length.
For example:
tr:inputText rows=2
Per Mario suggestion, I load up myface-orchestra-core15 1.0 into my war's
WEB-INF/lib
and it crashes at at startup, it seems core15 interfere with the spring
configuration for orchestra
( per installation's instructions)
here is the stack trace.
SEVERE: Exception sending context initialized
Hi,
Is it possible not to make any time zone shifting in f:convertDateTime.
For example:
h:outputText
value=#{cmp_summary.cmpCampaign.cmpDeliveryLimits.startDate}
f:convertDateTime locale=#{appBean.userLanguageLocale}
type=both /
/h:outputText
I want to format the date
Hi,
We are in a process of migrating our application from Trinidad 1.0.1
to Trinidad 1.2.8.We have multi popup functionality like three popup windows
from the same super parent, on close of 3rd it is expected that all 3 popup
should close return back to parent window. But here it returns
Selva,
To help us out, can you try running your same application in Trinidad
1.0.8 to see if that works? It will let us know if it's just an issue
in Trinidad 1.2.x or if it's an issue in both branches.
Scott
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Hi,
We are in a process of migrating our
Hi,
We are in a process of upgrading our application from Trinidad 1.0.1
to Trinidad 1.2.8. We are having Dialogue getting launched from the parent,
which having div around the buttons and whenever the dialogue is closed and
reopened again or refreshed the dialogue UI, then this is getting
Hi Guy,
did you have look at Sun's documentation? You can pass a time zone to
the converter. See
http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/1.1_01/docs/tlddocs/f/convertDateTime.html
for more information.
Cheers,
Christopher
Guy Bashan schrieb:
Hi,
Is it possible not to make any
Hi,
We are in a process of upgrading our application from Trinidad 1.0.1 to
Trinidad 1.2.8.We are getting connection closed pop up window in between the
work and this is not happening consistently however this is not blocking any
functionality. I have enclosed the screenshot for this issue.
Hi Scott,
Thanks for quick response. We are running Trinidad 1.2.8 with
JSF1.2 and JBoss4.3 GA,
Does Trinidad 1.0.8 supports JSF1.2 ?
Regards,
Selva
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
Selva,
To help us out, can you try running your same application in Trinidad
1.0.8 to see if that works?
On Mon, 2008-06-02 at 08:49 -0700, Dan Tran wrote:
Per Mario suggestion, I load up myface-orchestra-core15 1.0 into my war's
WEB-INF/lib
and it crashes at at startup, it seems core15 interfere with the spring
configuration for orchestra
( per installation's instructions)
here is the
Thanks for your replay,
That is exactly my problem, I don't want to use timeZone, and I don't want
java to do any shifting on the time using a default timeZone.
For example, I have a date in db: 1/1/2008 00:00.
I want the date to be shown exactly like that, without any timeZone
shifting.
I do want
Guy,
If you want to just display what is in the database then don't use the
convertDateTime tag. The convertDateTime tag is used to convert the
Date into a desired format or time zone.
Scott
On Mon, 2008-06-02 at 15:44 -0600, Guy Bashan wrote:
Thanks for your replay,
That is exactly my
Thanks Simon 1.1 fixes it, It was my intention to use 1.1, but forgot to
do the 1.0 exclusion
-Dan
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On Mon, 2008-06-02 at 08:49 -0700, Dan Tran wrote:
Per Mario suggestion, I load up myface-orchestra-core15 1.0 into my war's
WEB-INF/lib
and it crashes at
Some ideas:
1) Use GMT (or is it UTC?) and don't show the timezone in the output
2) subclass convertDateTime to have a null timezone
3) write your own converter
I'd probably go with 1)
On 6/2/08, Scott Belnap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guy,
If you want to just display what is in the database
Well yes and no. I was just thinking that if you had an old environment
running 1.0.1, you could quickly drop the 1.0.8 jars into that same
environment and see if things break.
Scott
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Hi Scott,
Thanks for quick response. We are running Trinidad 1.2.8 with
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