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Post subject: JSF Demo Question
Posted: Oct 31, 2005 - 06:18 PM
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In the JSF Demo that's included in the MyEclipse 4.0.3 help file, there seems to be something missing.
Between figures 7.4 andf 7.5 the "form" tag appears is in demo the source code, but there's no explanation I can see that describes how it got there.
I tried adding a form tag manually by clicking the form button and putting it isider the f:view tag as shown in figure 7.5, but when I put my cursor back into the design part of the page, I get a cursor hand that's moving left to right to left (saying something is wrong I guess -- no explanation of that either).
I also tried to delete the userLogin and userLoginSuccess pages and got an out of memory error.
Can you explain how the form tag is supposed ot get into the <f:view> tags?
The demo is beautifully done; there just seems to be a couple minor things missing.
Thanks in advance.
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Posted: Nov 01, 2005 - 03:07 AM
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Between figures 7.4 andf 7.5 the "form" tag appears is in demo the source code, but there's no explanation I can see that describes how it got there.
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Figures 7.5 and 7.6, the "Form" button was clicked in the pallete on the left after positioning the cursor after the bundle. We did, however, identify a positioning issue that should be fixed soon enough when inserting elements inside empty tags. So you might notice strange positioning, if that is the case, just fix it manually in the source view for the time being.
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I also tried to delete the userLogin and userLoginSuccess pages and got an out of memory error.
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Erasing them from the package view or from the faces designer view? |
_________________ Riyad
MyEclipse Support
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Posted: Nov 01, 2005 - 11:36 AM
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| I think it was from the package explorer. |
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