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| RE: Myfaces/Tomahawk on IBM WebSphere
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2007-10-05 10:11:39 |
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We have
WPS 6.0.1 on
Was 6.0.2.21 . It was the WAS version
( fixpack upgrade ) , that fixed our deployment problem . Earlier we were
not even able to deploy the application.
Ofcourse, What IBM recommends
is to use IBM jsf libraries . If you re using RAD for your development
, may be that's a good idea.
Shipra
<mario.buonopane accenture.com>
10/05/2007 05:05 AM
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I’m just starting a new project
using WAS Portal Server and we are deciding wich jsf library to use. What’;s
the version of your WebSphere? 6.0.x or 6.1.x?
Thanks
Mario
From: SJainSperianProtection.com
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Sent: 4 ottobre 2007 20.28
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: Myfaces/Tomahawk on IBM WebSphere Portal Server 6
We are using following
MyFaces version 1.1.5
Tomhawk version 1.1.5
Portlet class - org.apache.myfaces.portlet.MyFacesGenericPortlet
So are you saying you have a MyFaces/Tomhawk application that is running
without any issues on Websphere Portal 6 ?
What exact portal 6 fixpack are you using ? We initially were not even
able to install the app on Websphere . Then the consultant came in &
upgraded our fixpack . That resolved half the problem , then we found out
the tomhawk java script is not working . For that he made a hack in StreamingAddResource
class to get the javascript working . Now , our next problem is this duplicate
client id issue .
It would be very nice of you if you can send in a example application for
Websphere Portal 6
using Myfaces/Tomahawk
. Please include a tag using javascript , example <t:inputCalendar
> or <t:popup>
Thanks
Shipra Jain
| Bernhard Huemer <bernhard.huemergmail.com>
10/04/2007 01:58 PM
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Hello,
which version of MyFaces and which portlet bridge are you using? I'm
just asking as I didn't face those exceptions. Perhaps, if I've got time
left on the weekend, I'll create an example project (sort of "archetype
project";).
regards,
Bernhard
On 10/04/2007 +0200,
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> We had tough time . Then finally we had to hack My Faces ( with help
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> IBM consultant ) to make it somewhat work . Of particular note
IBM
> support is useless . You have to pay them to get a consultant.
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> Still getting duplicate clientId exceptions , due to which page renders
> incorrectly when visited again in same session .
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> What stage are you at ? What is the error you are getting?
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> If someone have any solution to this , please let us know.
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| ajax4jsf and expanded tree2 |
 
Germany |
2007-10-05 10:53:48 |
Hi All...
I use:
Myfaces 1..1.5
Tomahawk 1.6
ajax4jsf 1.1.1
Problem:
When you expand the tree and navigate to an other page and
com back, the
tree is collapsed. And you can not see, which tree-node is
selected.
the scope of the bean which manage this page is session.
Structure:
page1: <t:tree2> and <t:dataTable>
the tree2 is concluded in <a4j:outputpanel>
and the <t:dataTable concluded in <a4j: region>
when you click the tree, the datatable will bee updated!
All this works fine.
But how can I let the tree be expanded??
thanks for any help..
naba
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| Re: ajax4jsf and expanded tree2 |
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2007-10-05 13:23:16 |
Put the tree state in the session scope. Use component
binding or the
tree model to re-load the old state when the tree component
is built
-A
On 10/5/07, NABA <naba.nabougmx.net> wrote:
> Hi All...
> I use:
> Myfaces 1..1.5
> Tomahawk 1.6
> ajax4jsf 1.1.1
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> Problem:
> When you expand the tree and navigate to an other page
and com back, the
> tree is collapsed. And you can not see, which tree-node
is selected.
> the scope of the bean which manage this page is
session.
>
> Structure:
> page1: <t:tree2> and <t:dataTable>
> the tree2 is concluded in <a4j:outputpanel>
> and the <t:dataTable concluded in <a4j:
region>
> when you click the tree, the datatable will bee
updated!
> All this works fine.
>
> But how can I let the tree be expanded??
>
> thanks for any help..
> naba
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| Re: ajax4jsf and expanded tree2 |
Germany |
2007-10-08 03:20:00 |
Thanks Andrew...
I will try it. I don't know how component binding works...
but it is a
reason to deal with it.
I will write how it works..
naba
Andrew Robinson schrieb:
> Put the tree state in the session scope. Use component
binding or the
> tree model to re-load the old state when the tree
component is built
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> -A
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> On 10/5/07, NABA <naba.nabougmx.net> wrote:
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>> Hi All...
>> I use:
>> Myfaces 1..1.5
>> Tomahawk 1.6
>> ajax4jsf 1.1.1
>>
>> Problem:
>> When you expand the tree and navigate to an other
page and com back, the
>> tree is collapsed. And you can not see, which
tree-node is selected.
>> the scope of the bean which manage this page is
session.
>>
>> Structure:
>> page1: <t:tree2> and <t:dataTable>
>> the tree2 is concluded in <a4j:outputpanel>
>> and the <t:dataTable concluded in <a4j:
region>
>> when you click the tree, the datatable will bee
updated!
>> All this works fine.
>>
>> But how can I let the tree be expanded??
>>
>> thanks for any help..
>> naba
>>
>>
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| Re: ajax4jsf and expanded tree2 |
Germany |
2007-10-08 05:38:34 |
Hi...
I bound the tree2 to an HtmTree and it works.
I got a new Problem:
When I leaved the application and loged-on again, the tree2
was shown,
like how I leaved it (it was still expanded).
I set the HtmlTree = new HtmlTree(). And it was Ok...
thanks for help...
naba
NABA schrieb:
> Thanks Andrew...
> I will try it. I don't know how component binding
works... but it is a
> reason to deal with it.
> I will write how it works..
> naba
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> Andrew Robinson schrieb:
>> Put the tree state in the session scope. Use
component binding or the
>> tree model to re-load the old state when the tree
component is built
>>
>> -A
>>
>> On 10/5/07, NABA <naba.nabougmx.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All...
>>> I use:
>>> Myfaces 1..1.5
>>> Tomahawk 1.6
>>> ajax4jsf 1.1.1
>>>
>>> Problem:
>>> When you expand the tree and navigate to an
other page and com back,
>>> the
>>> tree is collapsed. And you can not see, which
tree-node is selected.
>>> the scope of the bean which manage this page is
session.
>>>
>>> Structure:
>>> page1: <t:tree2> and <t:dataTable>
>>> the tree2 is concluded in
<a4j:outputpanel>
>>> and the <t:dataTable concluded in <a4j:
region>
>>> when you click the tree, the datatable will bee
updated!
>>> All this works fine.
>>>
>>> But how can I let the tree be expanded??
>>>
>>> thanks for any help..
>>> naba
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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