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How to populate Woodstock JSF Table

2009-09-02T03:47:27Z

I'm using Netbeans and trying to populate a (Woodstock) Table component with my data, but the examples that are available only show how to do it with a DB or a web service.

How can I populate the table e.g. with random data? Can't I build my own data provider or something?

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A "Clean" destroys the layout from woodstock components

2009-08-17T04:25:10Z

Hello comunity,

I made a clean with my vwp project. I run the project after the clean and was really amazed what happened. Nearly all Woodstock components had different sizes than before the clean and the tables expanded extreme slowly. I could not belief what happened.

Fortunately I had a backup from my project before the clean. I wanted to find out what happened and compared all datasets from the project before and after the clean. Surprise there was no difference in the code and jsp pages.

Can anybody explain what happens and why the clean destroys the layout?

Regards

Peter

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Re: Woodstock update

2009-08-12T23:48:51Z

I opened an issues on this problems : http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=169820
Please vote for it, if you agree with me!

I was promised that this will be discussed at sun, if there are enough votes!

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Woodstock listbox component...

2009-07-15T00:12:16Z

Hi,

I've some problems using the woodstock listbox component in my app
(getting the selected value from the listbox).

First of all some code:

<code>

/**
* Holds value of property usersOptions.
*/
private List<Option> usersOptions = null;

/**
* Holds value of property usersSelectedOption.
*/
private Benutzer usersSelectedOption = null;

</code>

And the corresponding getter/setters:

<code>

/**
* @return the usersSelectedOption
*/
public final String getUsersSelectedOption() {
return usersSelectedOption;
}

/**
* @param usersSelectedOption
* the usersSelectedOption to set
*/
public final void setUsersSelectedOption(final String
usersSelectedOption) {
this.usersSelectedOption = usersSelectedOption;
}

</code>

A code snippet from the jsf:

<code>

<webuijsf:script>
function submitList() {
var domNode =
document.getElementById('form:manageUsersContentPage:usersListbox');
return domNode.submit(); // asynchronously submit list
}
</webuijsf:script>

<webuijsf:listbox id="usersListbox"
items="#{ManageUsersBean.usersOptions}"
onChange="submitList()" multiple="false" immediate="true"
selected="#{ManageUsersBean.usersSelectedOption}">
<f:facet name="label">
<webuijsf:label id="usersListBoxLabel" for="usersListbox"
text="#{bundle.manageUsers_listbox_users}"/>
</f:facet>
</webuijsf:listbox>

</code>

When selecting an item from the listbox an asynchronous request/response
is submitted serverside but the value of the selected item (which is an
instance of a "Benutzer" object) is not transmitted (the corresponding
setter is not called, therefore "usersSelectedOption" is still null) - I
figured out that when changing the "usersSelectedOption" to a String
object the corresponding setter is called.

Is this a bug or can anyone explain this behavior to me?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards,

- Stephan

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Re: getElementById in VWP netbeans6.0

2009-07-02T23:25:25Z

Hi ,

we are Recently using Woodstock in our project and we got the Problem as you and prakash discussed in this Mailing Archieve.

i.e.,

"In your case, you don't need the init() method. It should work as such.
Did you try debug using firebug to see
what is going on? Firbug gives you the view of final rendered code.

This is what happens in the browser.

Browser receives the data as

<script type="text/javascript">
// DOJO onload code to dynamically replace the spans below
<script type="text/javascript">

After onload javascript in the body element is called, the spans are
replaced with TextField and Button.
Since you are clicking on the button after seeing the button and
TextField, that means the spans
are already replaced and should work like any other script.

The problem Dan mentions is about javascript code executed before onload
is called. That is
javascript embeded in the HTML itself. In that case it should be
executed with delay to make
sure onLoad() executes first. "

And am also able to see the Components in FireBug but am not able to get those components in Javascript like jokyog1 .

So please provide me some solution.

Thanks

From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Urgently Need Help: IssueNot able to Access the WoodStock Rendered HTML Components in javascript

2009-07-02T07:07:00Z

Hi,

In my project we recently Implemented the Woodstock2.

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Re: webuijsf:listbox multiple option not working

2009-06-02T11:34:41Z

Hi Gigi,

I was using FF 3.0.10, although I would be surprised if the browser mattered. sun:listbox *is* the same as webuijsf:listbox (JSFT just has a different default prefix).

Ken

gigi shea wrote:

Hello, Ken,

Thank you so much for your reply. Do you mind me asking in which browser
did you try your result page? IE (8.0.6001) is the only one giving me
the scroll bar, with my posted code (or change the backing bean's
corresponding property to a list of options). Neither Firefox (3.0.10)
nor chrome(1.0.154.65) is giving me the result right.

Is there any other way to get the webuijsf:listbox multiple working
rather than turning to sun:listbox? I'm trying to figure out all the
possible choices I can sort to

Very grateful for your kind help. Truly appreciate it

Hi gigi2,

I tried in my environment (Woodstock 4.3.0.9 with JSFTemplating) and did not see any problems at all.  Here is what I tried:

<sun:listbox rows="5" labels={"a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h"} multiple="true" />

JSFT has builtin support for Woodstock, so "sun:listbox" is the same component you are using.  JSFT also has builtin List support... that's what the {}'s are doing.  And JSFT provides a short-cut for creating Options via the "labels" attribute (and optionally the "values" attribute).

I noticed you were returning an array of Option, perhaps you should try a List of Option.

Good luck!

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: gigi2 ggtech888@...
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 12:28 PM
To: users@...
Subject: webuijsf:listbox multiple option not working


Hello, JSF gurus,

I tried to use webuijsf:listbox for a multiple select dropdown list. Bu the
result list does NOT have a scroll bar even if I have more items than
specified in 'rows'. I've been searching on web for a while for this but it
seems everyone is using it with 'multiple='false''. It does not matter I
used 'selected' (with backing as an array of String or Object). The scroll
never shows up




JSP code
<webuijsf:listbox disabled="false" multiple="true" rows="1" id="test2"
items="#{queryBean.allPlatforms}" />

Java Bean code
public Option[] getAllPlatforms() {
List<Option> tmpPlatforms = new ArrayList<Option>();

tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t1", "t1") );
tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t2", "t2") );
tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t3", "t3") );

allPlatforms = tmpPlatforms.toArray(new Option[1]);

return allPlatforms;
}

public void setAllPlatforms(Option[] allPlatforms) {
this.allPlatforms = allPlatforms;
} 

if I remove 'multiple="true"', then the scroll bar shows up. And when I put
'multiple="true"' back in, the scroll bar is just gone. Seems to me no one
has tried this option with listbox before. 

Please help. Feeling so desperate. What a headache! Thank you very much in
advance

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RE: webuijsf:listbox multiple option not working

2009-06-01T14:51:07Z

Hi gigi2,

I tried in my environment (Woodstock 4.3.0.9 with JSFTemplating) and did not see any problems at all. Here is what I tried:

<sun:listbox rows="5" labels={"a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h"} multiple="true" />

JSFT has builtin support for Woodstock, so "sun:listbox" is the same component you are using. JSFT also has builtin List support... that's what the {}'s are doing. And JSFT provides a short-cut for creating Options via the "labels" attribute (and optionally the "values" attribute).

I noticed you were returning an array of Option, perhaps you should try a List of Option.

Good luck!

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: gigi2 <ggtech888@...>
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 12:28 PM
To: users@...
Subject: webuijsf:listbox multiple option not working

Hello, JSF gurus,

I tried to use webuijsf:listbox for a multiple select dropdown list. Bu the
result list does NOT have a scroll bar even if I have more items than
specified in 'rows'. I've been searching on web for a while for this but it
seems everyone is using it with 'multiple='false''. It does not matter I
used 'selected' (with backing as an array of String or Object). The scroll
never shows up

JSP code
<webuijsf:listbox disabled="false" multiple="true" rows="1" id="test2"
items="#{queryBean.allPlatforms}" />

Java Bean code
public Option[] getAllPlatforms() {
List<Option> tmpPlatforms = new ArrayList<Option>();

tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t1", "t1") );
tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t2", "t2") );
tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t3", "t3") );

allPlatforms = tmpPlatforms.toArray(new Option[1]);

return allPlatforms;
}

public void setAllPlatforms(Option[] allPlatforms) {
this.allPlatforms = allPlatforms;
}

if I remove 'multiple="true"', then the scroll bar shows up. And when I put
'multiple="true"' back in, the scroll bar is just gone. Seems to me no one
has tried this option with listbox before.

Please help. Feeling so desperate. What a headache! Thank you very much in
advance
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webuijsf:listbox multiple option not working

2009-06-01T12:28:06Z

Hello, JSF gurus,

I tried to use webuijsf:listbox for a multiple select dropdown list. Bu the result list does NOT have a scroll bar even if I have more items than specified in 'rows'. I've been searching on web for a while for this but it seems everyone is using it with 'multiple='false''. It does not matter I used 'selected' (with backing as an array of String or Object). The scroll never shows up

JSP code
<webuijsf:listbox disabled="false" multiple="true" rows="1" id="test2" items="#{queryBean.allPlatforms}" />

Java Bean code
public Option[] getAllPlatforms() {
List<Option> tmpPlatforms = new ArrayList<Option>();

tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t1", "t1") );
tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t2", "t2") );
tmpPlatforms.add( new Option("t3", "t3") );

allPlatforms = tmpPlatforms.toArray(new Option[1]);

return allPlatforms;
}

public void setAllPlatforms(Option[] allPlatforms) {
this.allPlatforms = allPlatforms;
}

if I remove 'multiple="true"', then the scroll bar shows up. And when I put 'multiple="true"' back in, the scroll bar is just gone. Seems to me no one has tried this option with listbox before.

Please help. Feeling so desperate. What a headache! Thank you very much in advance

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woodstock 4_3 is undefined

2009-04-25T04:55:05Z

In some installations of IE 6 and IE 7, we are getting a
javascript error 'woodstock 4_3 is undefined' when it is
trying to load the homepage of the portal developed using
sun portal, jsf portlets and woodstock 4.3 .

In other installations of the browser, such error is not
coming though.

OS - Windows XP Proffessional.
IE - 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp.050928-1517, update - SP2.

How to troubleshoot the problem?

Regards,
Bishub

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Setting the width of a textfield component...

2009-03-23T01:31:21Z

Hi,

I'm trying to set the width of a <webuijsf:textfield> to have the same width as other components (dropdowns etc.) in table datas (<td>), see the following example:

<td>

<webuijsf:textField id="lotNoTextField" immediate="true" columns="25"

disabled="#{!YieldAnalysisBean.periodLotNoSelectedOption}"

text="#{YieldAnalysisBean.lotNoTextField}"/>

</td>

I'm not able to set the width using the style attribute (e.g. style="width: 100%;") to have the textfield as long as the other components - using the columns attribute doesn't help either.

Can anyone tell me how to set the width of a webuijsf textfield component?

Thanks and best regards,

- Stephan

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RE: Re: Filter panel in table component - setter not called for text field...

2009-03-16T14:57:50Z

Thanks Ken!

You're right - removing the disabled property shows that the value of the text field is submitted correctly.

In my filter panel I've several dropdowns (<webuijsf:dropdown/>), each with a radio button to the left side - the radio button which is selected by the user makes the corresponding field (dropdown or text field) to set disabled=false. I'm wondering because with the dropdowns all works well except for the text field - everything is done on client-side using javascript:

<code>

function toggleElement(id) {

var domNode = document.getElementById(id);

// disable all elements

document.getElementById('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:dayCalendar').setProps({disabled: true});

document.getElementById('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:weekMenu').setProps({disabled: true});

document.getElementById('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:monthMenu').setProps({disabled: true});

document.getElementById('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:quarterMenu').setProps({disabled: true});

document.getElementById('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:yearMenu').setProps({disabled: true});

document.getElementById('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:lotNoTextField').setProps({disabled: true});

// enable the current element

domNode.setProps({disabled: false});

}

---

<td>

<webuijsf:radioButton id="yearRb" name="periodRbGroup"

label="#{bundle.yieldAnalysis_table_filter_period_rb_year}"

onClick="toggleElement('form:yieldAnalysisContentPage:yieldTable:filterPanel:yearMenu')"

selected="#{YieldAnalysisBean.periodYearSelectedOption}"/>

</td>

<td>

<webuijsf:dropDown id="yearMenu" immediate="true"

disabled="#{!YieldAnalysisBean.periodYearSelectedOption}"

selected="#{YieldAnalysisBean.yearMenuSelectedOption}"

items="#{YieldAnalysisBean.yearMenuOptions}" width="100%"/>

</td>

</code>

Thanks and best regards,

- Stephan

From: Ken.Paulsen@... [mailto:Ken.Paulsen@...]
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 6:08 PM
To: users@...
Subject: Re: Filter panel in table component - setter not called for text field...

Hi Stephan,

I am just making a guess here, but perhaps the disabled property is interfering? Was the field originally disabled when the content was rendered and then changed to "enabled" via JS? If the server-side thinks the component was diabled when the data is submitted, it won't look for a value from the browser.

Good luck!

Ken

Huber, Stephan wrote:

Hi,

I've discovered some strange behavior regarding the filter panel in the woodstock table component (<webuijsf:table/>). The filter panel contains several components like dropdowns, checkboxes and a text field (<webuijsf:textfield/>). The strange thing now is that when I enter a value in the text field and click ok to submit the filter panel, the value is not submitted correctly - the property for the text field is still null. But when I open the filter for the second time and enter a value in the text field, the corresponding property is filled correctly with the given value.

<code>

<td><div style="width: 5px;"/></td>

<td>

<webuijsf:textField id="lotNoTextField" columns="25" text="#{YieldAnalysisBean.lotNoTextField}"

disabled="#{!YieldAnalysisBean.periodLotNoSelectedOption}"/>

</td>

</code>

The corresponding setter is not called for the first time - any ideas?

<code>

/**

* @param lotNoTextField

* the lotNoTextField to set

*/

public final void setLotNoTextField(final String lotNoTextField) {

this.lotNoTextField = lotNoTextField;

}

</code>

The other components in the filter panel do work well (even on first submit).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards

- Stephan

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Re: Filter panel in table component - setter not called for text field...

2009-03-16T10:07:43Z

Hi,

I've discovered some strange behavior regarding the filter panel in the woodstock table component (<webuijsf:table/>). The filter panel contains several components like dropdowns, checkboxes and a text field (<webuijsf:textfield/>). The strange thing now is that when I enter a value in the text field and click ok to submit the filter panel, the value is not submitted correctly - the property for the text field is still null. But when I open the filter for the second time and enter a value in the text field, the corresponding property is filled correctly with the given value.

<code>

<td><div style="width: 5px;"/></td>

<td>

<webuijsf:textField id="lotNoTextField" columns="25" text="#{YieldAnalysisBean.lotNoTextField}"

disabled="#{!YieldAnalysisBean.periodLotNoSelectedOption}"/>

</td>

</code>

The corresponding setter is not called for the first time - any ideas?

<code>

/**

* @param lotNoTextField

* the lotNoTextField to set

*/

public final void setLotNoTextField(final String lotNoTextField) {

this.lotNoTextField = lotNoTextField;

}

</code>

The other components in the filter panel do work well (even on first submit).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards

- Stephan

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Daniel Jank is out of the office.

2009-03-16T02:00:22Z

I will be out of the office starting 16.03.2009 and will not return until
17.03.2009.

Your message achieves me in my absence. Please understand that I can handle
your request as soon as I return.

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Filter panel in table component - setter not called for text field...

2009-03-16T01:47:45Z

Hi,

I've discovered some strange behavior regarding the filter panel in the woodstock table component (<webuijsf:table/>). The filter panel contains several components like dropdowns, checkboxes and a text field (<webuijsf:textfield/>). The strange thing now is that when I enter a value in the text field and click ok to submit the filter panel, the value is not submitted correctly - the property for the text field is still null. But when I open the filter for the second time and enter a value in the text field, the corresponding property is filled correctly with the given value.

<code>

<td>

<webuijsf:textField id="lotNoTextField" columns="25" text="#{YieldAnalysisBean.lotNoTextField}"

disabled="#{!YieldAnalysisBean.periodLotNoSelectedOption}"/>

</td>

</code>

The corresponding setter is not called for the first time - any ideas?

<code>

/**

* @param lotNoTextField

* the lotNoTextField to set

public final void setLotNoTextField(final String lotNoTextField) {

this.lotNoTextField = lotNoTextField;

}

</code>

The other components in the filter panel do work well (even on first submit).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards

- Stephan

From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Re: Prezo on ICEfaces and JSF 2.0 now...

2009-03-12T11:02:33Z

Oops, sorry, I meant ICEfaces, not woodstock. My bad.

Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart wrote:

> An expanded and updated version of the presentation from last month in
> the GF Portfolio launch. It expands on a number of the practical issues,
> including security, etc. It also has about 12 slides related to
> ICEfaces and JSF 2.0.
>
> - eduard/o
>
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [webtier] Online Webinar: From Ajax Push to JSF 2.0: ICEfaces
> on GlassFish - Thu, Mar 12th, 11am PT
> Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 15:22:25 -0700
> From: Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart <pelegri@...>
> Reply-To: webtier@...
> To: users@..., users@...,
> webtier@...
>
> Another Comet/Ajax related webinar!
>
> Tomorrow's free online webinar is by Ted Goddard (of ICEsoft). He will
> detail how to write rich interface applications using Ajax and Comet
> with JSF and ICEfaces and will also describe how these relate to the new
> JSF 2.0 specification in JavaEE 6.
>
> The presentation will be at 11am US Pacific Time. Point your browser to
> http://ustream.tv/channel/theaquarium
>
> Recordings of the presentation will be available for later playback.
>
> Full details at
> http://wikis.sun.com/display/TheAquarium/ICEFaces+and+JSF2.0
>
>
> - eduard/o
>
>
>
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Prezo on Woodstock and JSF 2.0 now...

2009-03-12T11:01:59Z

An expanded and updated version of the presentation from last month in
the GF Portfolio launch. It expands on a number of the practical issues,
including security, etc. It also has about 12 slides related to
ICEfaces and JSF 2.0.

- eduard/o

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [webtier] Online Webinar: From Ajax Push to JSF 2.0: ICEfaces
on GlassFish - Thu, Mar 12th, 11am PT
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 15:22:25 -0700
From: Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart <pelegri@...>
Reply-To: webtier@...
To: users@..., users@...,
webtier@...

Another Comet/Ajax related webinar!

Tomorrow's free online webinar is by Ted Goddard (of ICEsoft). He will
detail how to write rich interface applications using Ajax and Comet
with JSF and ICEfaces and will also describe how these relate to the new
JSF 2.0 specification in JavaEE 6.

The presentation will be at 11am US Pacific Time. Point your browser to
http://ustream.tv/channel/theaquarium

Recordings of the presentation will be available for later playback.

Full details at
http://wikis.sun.com/display/TheAquarium/ICEFaces+and+JSF2.0

- eduard/o

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Re: different woodstock look'n feel in ie/ firefox/ opera

2009-03-12T02:02:29Z

Hi John,

regardless if I use version 4.2 or 4.3 I have the same rendering problems.

greetings Daniel

John Yeary <johnyeary@...>

11.03.2009 21:12

Please respond to
users@...

To	users@...
cc
Subject	Re: different woodstock look'n feel in ie/ firefox/ opera

Hello Ken,

Why are you using 4.3 in GlassFish when Sun backed out and stated it would only support 4.2?

Quote:

The Woodstock release 4.2 is the last official version of Woodstock that Sun will release. Sun will continue to support its customers that have built on top of Woodstock 4.2. The Project Woodstock code is still available, and community members can still create new features or enhancements. For future development or migration of existing Woodstock projects, Sun is officially endorsing ICEfaces as the replacement technology for Woodstock.

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Ken Paulsen <Ken.Paulsen@...> wrote:

You might try using build 4.3.0.7. You can find it here:

http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/woodstock/webui-jsf/4.3.0.7/

That's the version we're using in GlassFish v3. If I recall correctly it fixed many of the rendering problems, but I don't know for sure.

Good luck!

Ken

daniel.jank@... wrote:

Hi,

one question to the look'n feel with woodstock components

I'm developing a web application with netbeans 6.1. and woodstock 4.3. When I start the app in IE everything looks
perfect (as I see it in the IDE), when I open the app with firefox or opera some components are not shown.

I've positioned every item with absolute coordinates an the child /parent assignments seem also to be correct.

Any ideas?

thanks in advance
Daniel
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Re: different woodstock look'n feel in ie/ firefox/ opera

2009-03-11T13:12:38Z

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Ken Paulsen <Ken.Paulsen@...> wrote:

You might try using build 4.3.0.7. You can find it here:

http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/woodstock/webui-jsf/4.3.0.7/

That's the version we're using in GlassFish v3. If I recall correctly it fixed many of the rendering problems, but I don't know for sure.

Good luck!

Ken

daniel.jank@... wrote:

Hi,

one question to the look'n feel with woodstock components

I'm developing a web application with netbeans 6.1. and woodstock 4.3. When I start the app in IE everything looks
perfect (as I see it in the IDE), when I open the app with firefox or opera some components are not shown.

I've positioned every item with absolute coordinates an the child /parent assignments seem also to be correct.

Any ideas?

thanks in advance
Daniel

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From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Re: different woodstock look'n feel in ie/ firefox/ opera

2009-03-11T07:58:20Z

You might try using build 4.3.0.7. You can find it here:

http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/woodstock/webui-jsf/4.3.0.7/

That's the version we're using in GlassFish v3. If I recall correctly it fixed many of the rendering problems, but I don't know for sure.

Good luck!

Ken

daniel.jank@... wrote:

Hi,

one question to the look'n feel with woodstock components

I'm developing a web application with netbeans 6.1. and woodstock 4.3. When I start the app in IE everything looks
perfect (as I see it in the IDE), when I open the app with firefox or opera some components are not shown.

I've positioned every item with absolute coordinates an the child /parent assignments seem also to be correct.

Any ideas?

thanks in advance
Daniel

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different woodstock look'n feel in ie/ firefox/ opera

2009-03-11T06:53:27Z

Hi,

one question to the look'n feel with woodstock components

I'm developing a web application with netbeans 6.1. and woodstock 4.3. When I start the app in IE everything looks
perfect (as I see it in the IDE), when I open the app with firefox or opera some components are not shown.

I've positioned every item with absolute coordinates an the child /parent assignments seem also to be correct.

Any ideas?

thanks in advance
Daniel

From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Re: Problem refreshing Calendar component using fireAjaxTransation

2009-02-26T08:42:54Z

Same thing here. It would be very good if NetBeans supports RichFaces, so I wouldn't have to use Eclipse.

2009/2/26 Rasha <rasha.abdallah@...>

Hi mohindermoo,

I am not sure if I can be of any help with this. I ended up not getting any
feedback on this issue from anyone. Hackiing the code didn't help either :).
I have faced other major issues with Woodstock at the time, and since
limited support was available from authors, it became really unusable and
time wasting for me.

Sorry to be saying this on the woodstock forum, but the truth is I ended up
switching to JBoss richfaces at the time. It’s a much mature product, it
offers much more flexibility and it uses A4J which is also a mature ajax
implementation. And there is some decent documentation outthere :) .

mohindermoo wrote:
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>
> Dear Friends ,
>
> I know lot of time passed after the last message. But , now I have the
> same problem in this topic.
> Till now, it must have solved someway. I would appreciate If RASHA or
> someone else could give the solution to that problem.
>
> Thanks
>
>

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Re: Problem refreshing Calendar component using fireAjaxTransation

2009-02-26T07:44:01Z

Hi mohindermoo,

I am not sure if I can be of any help with this. I ended up not getting any feedback on this issue from anyone. Hackiing the code didn't help either :).
I have faced other major issues with Woodstock at the time, and since limited support was available from authors, it became really unusable and time wasting for me.

Sorry to be saying this on the woodstock forum, but the truth is I ended up switching to JBoss richfaces at the time. It’s a much mature product, it offers much more flexibility and it uses A4J which is also a mature ajax implementation. And there is some decent documentation outthere :) .

mohindermoo wrote:

Dear Friends ,

I know lot of time passed after the last message. But , now I have the same problem in this topic.
Till now, it must have solved someway. I would appreciate If RASHA or someone else could give the solution to that problem.

Thanks

From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Re: Problem refreshing Calendar component using fireAjaxTransation

2009-02-26T07:43:49Z

mohindermoo wrote:

Dear Friends ,

I know lot of time passed after the last message. But , now I have the same problem in this topic.
Till now, it must have solved someway. I would appreciate If RASHA or someone else could give the solution to that problem.

Thanks

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Re: Problem refreshing Calendar component using fireAjaxTransation

2009-02-26T07:35:54Z

Dear Friends ,

I know lot of time passed after the last message. But , now I have the same problem in this topic.
Till now, it must have solved someway. I would appreciate If RASHA or someone else could give the solution to that problem.

Thanks

From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Daniel Jank is out of the office.

2009-02-16T07:00:47Z

I will be out of the office starting 13.02.2009 and will not return until
19.02.2009.

Your message achieves me in my absence. Please understand that I can handle
your request as soon as I return.

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Using custom filter in table component...

2009-02-16T01:16:33Z

Hi,

I'm using the woodstock table component with custom filter. The custom filter has several fields - one field is a dropdown list (<webuijsf:dropdown/>) from which the user can select devices. According to the user's selection (selected device) a group of checkboxes has to be displayed in the custom filter panel.

When using

<code>

submitForm="true"

</code>

in <webuijsf:dropDown/> the filter panel will be closed after the submit. How can I avoid this behavior?

The other possibility would be to not submit the form when the user selects a device from <webuijsf:dropdown/> and doing some crazy javascript things but I think this would be more complicated.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

- Stephan

From forum: Project Woodstock - Users

Re: IE 7 non secure items warning with JSF 1.2

2009-02-12T10:01:05Z

We have found a workaround for this problem with Woodstock causing security message in IE "this page contains both secure and insecure items" when working under HTTPS. We posted an article how to solve it on our dev blog. Hope that works for you too.

http://mentormate.com/blog/netbeans-visual-jsf-editor-tutorial-web-applications-running-https-displaying-warning-page-secure-nonsecure-items-2/

From forum: Project Woodstock - Dev

Re: This page contains both secure and nonsecure items

2009-02-12T09:34:45Z

We have solved the Visual JSF(Woodstock) issue when running it under HTTPS and IE 7 by following the steps described in the MentorMate development forum. Worked out well and now we don't have those annoying security message popup. See the link below

http://mentormate.com/blog/netbeans-visual-jsf-editor-tutorial-web-applications-running-https-displaying-warning-page-secure-nonsecure-items-2/

From forum: Project Woodstock - Dev

Re: GUIDANCE REQUESTED :Case No:11346215

2009-02-12T01:08:11Z

Hi Experts, Any updates or suggestions on the below described issue which my customer is facing? Thanks, Runa.

Runa Kuruvila wrote:

Request from Sun Developer Expert Assistance (DEA team, aka Lifeguard Engineers) DEA Radiance Case Number:11346215 DEA Email: sdn-dev-incident@... DEA Engineer: Runa Kuruvila Product: Netbeans 6.5 OS: Windows ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PROBLEM SUMMARY of current status :
The customer is using his website is in German. Therefore he would like to switch the woodstock calendar component to German (eg. calendar starting on Monday, German names of the month).


Any Suggestions / help on this issue? 

Thanks,
Runa.

  

From forum: Project Woodstock - Dev

GUIDANCE REQUESTED :Case No:11346215

2009-02-10T04:27:34Z

Request from Sun Developer Expert Assistance (DEA team, aka Lifeguard Engineers) DEA Radiance Case Number:11346215 DEA Email: sdn-dev-incident@... DEA Engineer: Runa Kuruvila Product: Netbeans 6.5 OS: Windows ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PROBLEM SUMMARY of current status :

The customer is using his website is in German. Therefore he would like to switch the woodstock calendar component to German (eg. calendar starting on Monday, German names of the month).


Any Suggestions / help on this issue? 

Thanks,
Runa.

From forum: Project Woodstock - Dev

Re: GUIDANCE REQUESTED :Case No:11344762

2009-02-03T06:39:56Z

The issue is not the test harness, but the complexity of the component you are trying to test.
The table is complex and feature rich. The only way to accurately test using any test harness
is to understand the implementation, either at the server or the client.

On the client this means knowing the HTML elements and javascript that is used to
implement the component.

For the woodstock components this can get complicated because there is alot of client side
javascript(including ajax) involved as well as Java api's on the server.

-rick

Runa Kuruvila wrote:

Request from Sun Developer Expert Assistance (DEA team, aka Lifeguard Engineers) DEA Radiance Case Number:11344762 DEA Email: sdn-dev-incident@... DEA Engineer: Runa Kuruvila Product: Netbeans 6.5 OS: Windows ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PROBLEM SUMMARY of current status :
The Customer is using the Woodstock 4.2 JSF components.  He would like to use a test package like HTMLUnit, JSFUnit or WEBUnit.
So far, He's  having difficulty in addressing the components within a table. 
Do you have a recommendation for a Unit Testing package that works well with the Woodstock components?

Any Suggestions / help on this issue? 

Thanks,
Runa.

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GUIDANCE REQUESTED :Case No:11344762

2009-02-03T04:56:01Z

Request from Sun Developer Expert Assistance (DEA team, aka Lifeguard Engineers) DEA Radiance Case Number:11344762 DEA Email: sdn-dev-incident@... DEA Engineer: Runa Kuruvila Product: Netbeans 6.5 OS: Windows ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PROBLEM SUMMARY of current status :

The Customer is using the Woodstock 4.2 JSF components.  He would like to use a test package like HTMLUnit, JSFUnit or WEBUnit.
So far, He's  having difficulty in addressing the components within a table.

Do you have a recommendation for a Unit Testing package that works well with the Woodstock components?

Any Suggestions / help on this issue? 

Thanks,
Runa.

From forum: Project Woodstock - Dev