jsf-1.2

Can anybody tell me what things I need to keep in mind before migrating an application from JSF 1.1 to JSF 1.2? BalusC Not much, really. JSF 1.2 is 100% backwards compatible with JSF 1.1. Only thing which you need to take into account that JSF 1.2 fixes many, really many bugs. So if you ever incorrectly assumed some specific JSF 1.1 application behavior as "normal" behavior, but which is under the covers actually caused by a bug, then it would seemingly break. In any case, just run unit tests before and after the upgrade and fix the issues individually. It's only migrating from JSF 1.x to 2.x

I'm noticing a lot of issues operating the "hot deploying" of JSF pages in the following environment: Eclipse Indigo(latest version) Tomcat 5.5 JSF 1.2 Facelets View Handler I noticed that, if I modify an already rendered xhtml page (for example the CSS style of an element) and then re-publish(through Eclipse or manually copying the xhtml file inside Tomcat) this page (maintaining the servlet container up), it doesn't show me the current changes. I also, in vain, setup the following configuration on my web application: <Context docBase="mywebapp" path="/mywebapp" reloadable="true"

I'm currently migrating a JSF-1.2 app to Wildfly 8 Final and am stuck :( First of all, I've read many post with related issues (e.g. https://community.jboss.org/message/845006 or Migrate JSF 1.2 Seam app to WildFly Beta 1 ) but the proposed solution (excluding the weld subsystem) doesn't work for me. What I did: I followed the multi-jsf feature tutorial here and installed JSF 1.2 as a module for wildfly (to be exact, 3 modules). The next was that I added exclusions for javax.faces.api and com.sun.jsf-impl (main slots) as well as the corresponding dependencies to the 1.2 slots to my jboss

Is there any way of iterating over a list in JSF 1.2 without using any third party components? I know I can do it using Tomahawk. I also know that it can be done using JSTL, but I am keeping that as my last resort. Also I cannot use <ui:repeat> since we are using JSF 1.2. Is there any elegant way like <ui:repeat> to do it in jsf 1.2? BalusC The only JSF 1.2 component which can iterate over a List is the <h:dataTable> . In JSP, the only other "standard" (i.e. not "3rd party") tag which can iterate over a List is the JSTL <c:forEach> . Using JSTL shouldn't harm that much if the List which you'd

I am currently running a legacy JSF application on JBoss AS 4.3. I believe that this implements JSF 1.2. However, when I looked at the faces-config, I saw that it was using the JSF 1.1 DTD. Which version of JSF am I using? The exact JSF implementation version information is available in /META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file of the JSF implementation JAR file. It's usually located near the bottom of the manifest file as follows: Implementation-Title: Mojarra Implementation-Version: 1.2_12-b01-FCS Implementation-Vendor: Sun Microsystems, Inc. A JAR file can be opened with a ZIP tool. In case of Sun RI /

How is Mojarra different from Sun's JSF Reference Implemenation? Is it just a later version? Is it simply a rename? The Sun JSF Reference Implementation, also known as Sun JSF RI, was named like that, just "JSF RI", from the beginning on until version 1.2_08. The dev team found it an extremely boring and nothing-saying name. They would like to participate with the fancy product code name hype and wanted to have it in line with the "Glassfish" project which JSF RI is part of . After some user community polls (initiated by the good ol' forums.sun.com), the name "Mojarra" was been chosen. Since