I\'m building on BalusC\'s solution to highlight and focus fields in JSF. My plan is to output a JSON array with ids and then have a method be called which will process this array. This works fine whe
I\'ve found various examples in jsf where folks have done this successfully; in these examples, the person had usedto display a dynamic list of checkboxes.
Currently in my app when a user types some illegal destination in the URL 开发者_开发知识库bar, sees this:
This is a pattern that I would use over and over again if I get it to work.I have an enum name Log.LogKey that I want to user to pick out instances of.So the facelet has this:
i have following construct: @Named public class SpecificAction extends BasicAction { public void calulateSomething(ValueChangeEvent event) {...}
JSF 2.0 (mojarra) application. I have a very trivial form for adding an item <h:form> #{msg[\'add custom title\']}:<br />
I have written a custom component for jsf. The renderer extends com.sun.faces.renderkit.html_basic.ListboxRenderer. My component is in \"javax.faces.SelectMany\"-Family.
I\'m trying create a composite component to use across my projects, so, I\'ve created a project called \"componentes-ui-web\" and putted 2 xhtml files that are my components.
I\'m working on an application that was previously JSF 1.1 compliant but is now in the process of being upgraded to JSF 2.0.
i\'m developing a project using JSF 2 and JPA 2 (EclipseLink 2.3). In JSF 2 I learned that we must separate the Model from Controller and the same thing to the View (thanks BalusC).
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