Paul Sterk just announced the availability of the final version of Glassfish v3! I just tried it out and it really rocks! Download, extract, start domain, running! Even PHP Applications are easily possible: I will look further into this this weekend!
Since today, I’m a commiter in Scrumshark – the Social Project Management Tool. One of my student groups in Advanced Software Engineering already are using this tool and I will try to extend it with some nice and helpful features.
If you, like me, like to try out Glassfish v3 with its build in support for JavaEE6 and JSF 2, don’t even try to use the Glassfish v3 Preview Edition available on the Glassfish website. Instead, use one of the nightly builds http://download.java.net/glassfish/v3/nightly/ You will save yourself a lot of headaches.
As Lincoln Baxter posted recently in the PrettyFaces-Blog, the upcomming PrettyFaces 2.0.3 will include support for JSF-Validators within PrettyFaces, allowing to reuse the already existing Validators infrastructure for Pretty URL Mapping (SEO Stuff etc.) Nice one Lincoln!
he team from Sun/the JSF Expert Group released a page showing what you need to add to your pom.xml to include jsf-2 in your maven project. Taken from https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net/maven2, the required parts are: If you use Glassfish v3 or higher: 1 2 3 4 5 6 <dependency> <groupId>javax.faces</groupId> <artifactId>jsf-api</artifactId> <version>2.0</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency><dependency> <groupId>javax.faces</groupId> <artifactId>jsf-api</artifactId> <version>2.0</version> […]
While browsing through the Mojarra Sourcecode, I’ve found a interesting set of classes, all bundled around the keyword “Flash”: ./jsf-ri/systest/src/com/sun/faces/systest/FlashViewParamTestCase.java ./jsf-ri/systest/src/com/sun/faces/systest/FlashReaperTestCase.java ./jsf-ri/systest/src/com/sun/faces/systest/FlashReaperBean.java ./jsf-ri/systest/web/flash01.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest/web/flash02.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest/web/flashReaper.xhtml ./jsf-ri/src/com/sun/faces/context/flash ./jsf-ri/src/com/sun/faces/context/flash/FlashELResolver.java ./jsf-ri/src/com/sun/faces/context/flash/ELFlash.java ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/src/java/com/sun/faces/systest/FlashTestCase.java ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash7.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash8.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash2.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash5.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash4.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash3.xhtml ./jsf-ri/systest-per-webapp/flash/web/flash6.xhtml ./jsf-api/src/main/java/javax/faces/context/Flash.java When looking through the files, I found out, that the famous Flash-Scope of Ruby on Rails (my friend […]
Martin Ahrer, one of Austrians JSF geniuses shows a way how to integrate PrimeFaces ToolTip component with conditional rendering, only when validation errors occurred. Although I would have chosen a different approach (mainly extending the already existent h:message tag), Martins way works quite nice. Thanks Martin!
Recently (well about two weeks ago), I’ve created a patch to make the great PrimeFaces JSF-2 ready. PrimeFaces Homepage PrimeFaces Google-Code Project PrimeFaces ShowCase Patch for PrimeFaces JSF-2 support Cagatay Civici now made me a contributor of PrimeFaces.. thanks mate! Hopefully the patch will soon be integrated into the 2.0 branch of PrimeFaces!
Because finally someone showed interest in helping me with my Spring Security JSF 2.0 Taglib, I created my first project at Google Code. The homepage of the project is still located on my server, but maybe I’ll move that too as soon as I find out how to do it.