I believe this was a known issue which has just been fixed:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-2391
On Tue, 06 Jan 2015 13:17:57 -0200, Sumanth
wrote:
Hello All,
Consider this situation that, we have two forms with text boxes , one
inside ajax, other outside ajax
role="fo
Hi,
the issue is not related to t:validate. I have uploaded the image which is
accessible with the below link. If in case it is not, here is the case,
suppose you have t:validate on a field and you click submit without any
value, then you get "this value is required" correct?. Now the same way th
Where are you specifying the clientside validation? Have you tried adding
t:validate="required" or some other validation type to your textfield?
On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 10:17 AM, Sumanth wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Consider this situation that, we have two forms with text boxes , one
> inside ajax, o
Actually the solution was @Formula Hibernate fields.
For example:
@XmlTransient
@Formula("(select sum(invoices.amountdue) from invoices where
invoices.event_id = event_id and invoices.participant_id = participant_id)")
private Double amountInvoiced;
PostgreSQL is able to optimize i
Ilya,
I haven't faced that situation… yet. I guess the complication is in
specifying the grouping conditions.
My stats listings are restricted in size, so I don't worry about a
paged grid source for those, and I get the results from stored
procedures. Some of the *counts* in that list are large
Hello All,
Consider this situation that, we have two forms with text boxes , one
inside ajax, other outside ajax
// java side
void onValidateFromzone1() {
selectDateForm.recordError(firstnameTxt, "Hi Txt");
}
void onValidateFromOutsideZone()
