On 8/20/07, Christian Klocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> greetings,
>
> i'm working on an project with the following setup: tomcat6 /
> myfaces 1.1.5 / trinidad 1.0.2 / seam 1.2.1. here are my accumulated
> questions regarding to trinidad:
>
> * trinidad 1.2.1 / tomcat6

(Presumably you've switched the myfaces impl here to 1.2.0?)

> ppr-support ist not working on this setup. i've testet ppr with
> panelaccordion and paneltabbed. browser reloads when tabs are
> switched. is there something to configure to get ppr working?

In 1.0.1 and 1.2.1, you needed one of tr:document, trh:body,
or tr:panelPartialRoot to get PPR to fire.  In 1.0.2 (and the
shortly forthcoming 1.2.2) these aren't necessary for PPR to work.

Note:  1.2.1 is *older* than 1.0.2 - it's 1.0.1 + JSF 1.2 support.

> * facet "toolbar" / showdetailitem
> maybe i just don't get it ... the following example used to work
> with adf-faces but with trinidad no toolbar is rendered:
>
> <tr:panelAccordion discloseNone="true">
>   <tr:showDetailItem text="Panel 1">
>     <f:facet name="toolbar">
>       <tr:commandButton text="commandButton 1"/>
>     </f:facet>
>   </tr:showDetailItem>
> </tr:panelAccordion>
>
> the tagdoc says: "This facet will not be rendered as part of this
> component but should, instead, be rendered by containers which
> support toobars.". i hoped that panelaccordion would render the
> toolbars for showDetailItems. are there code-examples?

Looks like it's not supported, which is a bug - "toolbar"
should definitely be supported here.

> * xhtml output / 1
> output is invalide. this seems to be a case with all component
> jsf-libraries i saw. is there an alternative renderkit that produces
> valide xhtml? if not, do you have a list from components that suffer
> on this topic?

What do you mean by "invalid"?  Elements not closed correctly?
If so, it seems like you haven't configured the page correctly.
How have you set the content type on the page?

> * xhtml output / 2
> ppr doesn't work when output is set for xhtml. i assume that is
> related to the question above?

#1 needs to be solved first.

-- Adam

>
> thanks christian
>
>

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