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I have read the following post which was very helpful Migrating from JSF 1.2 to JSF 2.0 but I am having a problem with the migration as I have a custom view handler which extends from FaceletViewHandler - this is not part of faclets 2. I am migrating on JBoss 4.2.2 the following: - JSF 1.2 to JSF 2.0 I also want to migrate the faclets - which i have a problem described above. In my application, I am also using Tomahawk - is there any problem with this migration? Thanks in advance. Elico. Right, you need to replace FaceletViewHandler by ViewHandlerWrapper . So the following basic

I want to dynamically pick a facelet to render some item in my data list. The first try would be: <ui:repeat value="#{panels}" var="panel"> <ui:include src="#{panel.facelet}"> </ui:repeat> But it won't work since src of ui:include is evaluated too early. The facelet information is truly dynamic, so I cannot use c:forEach (not really recommended to mix with facelets either). I guess it all boils down to finding a component based ui:include alternative. Is there such thing or I need to write my own? c:forEach will solve it, why can't you use it? Interesting article regarding that issue: http:/

I have a simple Facelet tag: <ui:composition> <ui:insert /> </ui:composition> which is used in order to avoid declaring multiple c:set tags. Let's say I registered it in the facelets taglib library with the name view , and use it like this: <my:view bean="#{myController}"> <p:inputText value="#{bean.value}> <p:ajax event="blur" process="@this" listener="#{bean.handleValueChanged}" /> </p:inputText> </my:view> The attribute value is perfectly resolved by p:inputText , but p:ajax throws this: Target Unreachable, identifier 'bean' resolved to null javax.el.PropertyNotFoundException: Target

I want to upload doc or docx file using primefaces fileUpload,although I specify the type of file it display Invalid file type <p:fileUpload cancelLabel="#{contenu.annuler}" fileUploadListener="#{utilAdminBean.fileUpload}" allowTypes="/(\.|\/)(doc|docx)$/" multiple="false" mode="advanced" sizeLimit="52428800" showButtons="false" /> I found the solution,I forgot to add to the fileupload component inside <h:form nctype="multipart/form-data"> functional code is as follows: <h:form id="formcontract" enctype="multipart/form-data" dir="rtl"> <p:fileUpload cancelLabel="#{contenu.annuler}"

I am trying to integrate Spring into a JSF application. In faces-config.xml , I have included this: <application> <el-resolver>org.springframework.web.jsf.el.SpringBeanFacesELResolver</el-resolver> <view-handler>com.sun.facelets.FaceletViewHandler</view-handler> </application> but it shows a weird warning which I can't get rid of: Class org.springframework.web.jsf.el.SpringBeanFacesELResolver must extend the type javax.el.ELResolver Any ideas? From the spring documentation , you will see that for org.springframework.web.jsf.el.SpringBeanFacesELResolver: delegates to the Spring's 'business

What are the differences between ui:composition and ui:decorate in Facelets ? Both seem to support ui:define as child tags . In what cases would you use each of these ? BalusC Anything outside <ui:composition> tag is disregarded. This isn't true for <ui:decorate> , which is thus beneficial as "template-in-template". How that makes sense can maybe be better understood by looking at some real world examples in the below answers: What is the real conceptual difference between ui:decorate and ui:include? Is it possible to use template with composite component in JSF 2? Is there a way to run a JSF