What happens exactly? Do you enter the hebrew characters in a
h:inputTextarea, save them and re-display them in a h:outputText? If
yes, please try to set escape=false on the h:outputText. This might be
an escape problem.
Michael
Am 25.08.2010 22:24, schrieb Daniel_R:
Thanks for the reply,
No, there is no stable release of Trinidad 2.0 yet. 2.0-alpha-2 is the
latest release afaik.
Michael
Am 26.08.2010 02:23, schrieb Javier Alcala:
So, could you tell me please if there is a stable release for Trinidad 2.0
and the URL for download?
2010/8/25 Scott O'Bryandarkar...@gmail.com
:) yeah, the nightly builds already contain ajax and are good enough
to call them beta (or GA)
-M
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Michael Kurz michi.k...@gmx.at wrote:
No, there is no stable release of Trinidad 2.0 yet. 2.0-alpha-2 is the
latest release afaik.
Michael
Am 26.08.2010
Hi,
since of yesterday(?) most MyFaces projects are now building on our
ASF Hudson machine.
The new location for snapshots / nightly builds is now here:
https://repository.apache.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/apache/myfaces/trinidad/
Currently you find:
-1.0.13
-1.2.15
-2.0.0.3
(all
I type hebrew characters in a h:inputTextarea, click save and it turns into
#1513;#1491;#1513;#1490;#1513;#1 format
its being saved into a bean value=#{myBean.myText} ...
and inside the setter its already looks in this weird format
#1488;#1488;#1488;
so than the getter returns it back to the
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