Thank!
Oh..and very interesting book!
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
You can use two strategies:
1) use conversation.access (as you outlined) with the same
conversationName. You can configure the conversationName in your spring
config. Just use the same name for aBean and bBean.
This
Hi,
I have a the usual example problem (Master/Detail). I have the following
beans defined:
bean id=personSearchBean class=xxx.PersonSearchBean
scope=conversation.access orchestra:conversationName=conv1
/bean
bean id=personDetailsBean
Hi!
Check if the conversationContext= url parameter is correctly passed through the
link.
Ciao,
Mario
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: jid1 [mailto:ideligian...@velti.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 21. September 2009 12:24
An: users@myfaces.apache.org
Betreff: Orchestra multi-bean
Hello,
I was looking for role-based rendering Tags/Tools to use with myfaces. Is
there any common practice from this?
I would like my forms (and other UI) to render information based on the user
role. Eg. If I have a component I would like it to be editable for
ROLE_ADMIN, visible for ROLE_MOD
Another day, another encoding problem. This time I'm having problem getting
Turkish characters to output correctly using the fileDownloadActionListener
component.
I have 3 possible places I can specify the encoding.
1) the contentType of on the component itself
Paul,
I would think that the only relevant encoding for the downloaded file is
the encoding you use while writing it (your item #3). What is the target
format?
What application are you using to read the file?
Max Starets
Paul Mander wrote:
Another day, another encoding problem. This time
for example look on attribute rendered of any JSF component
2009/9/21 jid1 ideligian...@velti.com
Hello,
I was looking for role-based rendering Tags/Tools to use with myfaces. Is
there any common practice from this?
I would like my forms (and other UI) to render information based on the
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/SecurityContext
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 9:45 AM, jid1 ideligian...@velti.com wrote:
Hello,
I was looking for role-based rendering Tags/Tools to use with myfaces. Is
there any common practice from this?
I would like my forms (and other UI) to render
Has anyone noticed the following:
panelAccordion tag with three showDetailItem panels. I'm using Trinidad
v1.2.11, Facelets v1.1.14, and Seam v2.1.1.
User enters values in the first panel (address fields on the
getInstance().getAddress() in the EntityHome), values in the second
panel
Neither technology requires the other. Try finding tutorials on JSF or
Hibernate. You might also look into Seam and Spring. Spring has
Hibernate template classes and also integration with JSF.
-Richard
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 2:01 AM, ms...@gre.ac.uk wrote:
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