You can individually clear values from the view instead of dropping the entire view. You need to know the ID of the element. That could work.
-----Original Message----- From: Wolfgang Grabow [mailto:wolfgang_gra...@gmx.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 9:35 AM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: How to show Hi Joe, and thx for the hint. I've tried it: on the one handside it works, on the other it causes a new problem. Refreshing the Context causes my dataTableControll to 'forget' on which page of the paginator it's standing. Sure, this is necessary - but is there a way to make the paginator setting persist? Best regards, Wolfgang Knudsen, Joe schrieb: > Here is what I do clear the View. After a selection is made and before > returning null run the code below and see if that helps. > > FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance(); > fc.getViewRoot().getChildren().clear(); > > -----Original Message----- > From: Wolfgang Grabow [mailto:wolfgang_gra...@gmx.net] > Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 7:46 AM > To: MyFaces Discussion > Subject: Re: How to show > > Hi Justinas, > > thx for that one - it works. :) > > Does anyone has an idea about the other issue? > >> 2. Setting the paginatorActiveColumnStyle property of the t:dataTable >> I just can't get this one working. Whatever I set the value >> to (e.g. font-size: 40) the component just ignors it. Font bold >> works, but nothing else. > > Furthermore I managed to face another issue: > > I'm using t:outputText in order to allow users to edit database > fields. Actually I have a master dataTable on which one the users > chooses the line to edit. > > Under that I fill a couple of outputTexts and allow the user to edit > and to save them. The saving to the database works. But sadly the > outputTExts don't refresh properly. > > Here's the malicious use case: > > User selects Line > User edits line > User saves Line > NOW > User selects other line > --> Data in the outPutText persists - just not gets > updated > --> checkboxes which are filled by the same code are > updated though > > I've googled and tried with a converter - no success. > > Is this a bug in the implementation (unlikely, I know)... > > > Thx for any support provided > > Wolfgang > > > Justinas schrieb: >> Wolfgang Grabow wrote: >>> Hi everybody, >>> >>> >>> I'm currently developing a JSF-based web application which >>> makes use of various faces tags. Actually I stummbled into >>> two strange issues which I was'nt able so solve by myself >>> and google. ;) >>> >>> So here's what I experience: >>> >>> 1. Using t:dataTable >>> For some reason data of the datatype date is shifted >>> by -1 day. I.e. I retrieve 02.01.2009 from the DB, >>> the data table displays 01.01.2009 >>> >>> I debugged it and verified that the data in the >>> resultset is correct. So it seems that the dataTable >>> component glitches up the date. >>> >> there is a solution >> http://www.coderanch.com/t/212267/JSF/java/MyFaces-Date-TimeZone-Issue >> or better, somewhere in myfaces set your time zone. >> >> >> Justinas >> >
