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Issue 1333 UpdateI've been poking at issue 1333 (https://woodstock.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1333
) and here's what I've seen/learned so far. The code that adds onAvailableChange to the the addRemove component is in woodstock4_3._html.addRemove._init. It also appears that all of the components' JS files get mashed into webui*.js. In looking at our page, we were including webui.js, which did not have anything related to addRemove in it. I set webuiJsfx and webuiAll to true, and get webui-jsfx-all.js included on the page, which finally has the addRemove declaration. However, when I put a breakpoint in firebug on the first line in woodstock4_3._html.addRemove._init, the breakpoint is never tripped, which makes me think that the component isn't being initialized correctly, but the fact that it does render seems to contradict that. One issue we've faced in the admin console was our broken JS. We weren't using the defined WS APIs in certain areas, so the upgrade to 4.3 broke some of our code. Given the error I was seeing, I thought I'd chase that rabbit a bit inside the WS code. My hope was that, for some reason, the component was getting a reference to an incorrect DOM element when trying to call availableOnChange, so I used Firebug to look at every DOM element associated with the component. Of all the divs, tables, spans, imgs, etc. not one had availableOnChange defined on it, which lends credence to my assessment above, further muddying things. Is there somewhere more familiar with this component (and possibly how the WS components are initialized on the client) who can help me walk through this issue? We really need to get this resolved for GlassFish ve Prelude. Thanks! Jason Lee - x31197 Senior Java Developer, Sun Microsystems GlassFish Admin Console Team Email: jasondlee@... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: dev-help@... |
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