JBoss RichFaces with Spring

Hi Max, Great work!..

i have a problem, i have added the validation conditions in managed bean of the JSF page

ie :

@NotEmpty(message = "Country Name must not be empty.")

@Pattern(regex = ".*[^\\s].*", message = "Spaces are not allowed.")

private String countryName;

 

i have several  <a4j:commandButton> and <a4j:commandLink> in the same page, validation fires each and every time i press a commandLink or Button,   iif that field is empty("countryName" as i specified here)

how can i control the validation to fire for the particular button or a link...?  (i need validation to be fired when only i clicked the save button)

please help me on this...

Thx Max, It helped me to solve my problem,

I have another question,

I want to generate dynamic checkboxes depends on a collection, so i have written

<h:dataTable id="functionsGrid" value="# {functionManagedBean.collecOfFunctions}"                                                            var="function"  >
                                                                                   
<h:column>
      <h:selectBooleanCheckbox id="#{function.functionName}" value="#{functionManagedBean.checked}"/>
 
    <h:outputLabel for="" value="outputLabel"></h:outputLabel>

</h:column>                            
                                                                                   
</h:dataTable>

and finally this form contains an <a4j:commandButton> , in the managedBean side i want to get the selected checkboxes....(problem is checkboxes are generating dyamically, so how can assign their values for the different properties in the managedBean..

Thank you very much in advance.. :)

I encountered the same problem, but only after switching to Spring Annotations and Component Scan. The reason is rather simple: the WizardBean now no longer receives the value for the startPage (which was set to "/page1.xhtml" in the spring application context before) and now the renderer ends up in a endless loop.

So if you want to use the annotation based version, manually set the parameter in the bean.

Hi, For the NotSerializableException, I tried to implement Serializable but didn’t work and I had a Spring Exception : my backing bean has a bean injected through spring. The solution was to look for the bean through getBean(“beanName”) rather than injecting it.

When i inyect a dependency into a bean it's null. For Example:

<bean id="wizardBean" class="bar.view.WizardBean" scope="request">
   <property name="orderService" >
    <ref bean="service" />
   </property>
</bean>

In that case the orderService is null, colud you tell me why is that?

I came across this example and ran across a few problems and wanted to post the solutions once the project is imported. The project is using Tomcat 6.0 but I was using Tomcat 7.0. There were about 3 places in the project preferences I had to change from Tomcat 6.0 to Tomcat 7.0. Here were 3 of the places. Just look through the preferences. 1. preferences -> Java -> Compiler 2. preferences -> Server -> Runtime Environment 3. preferences -> Java Build Path Because I was using jdk 1.7.0, I had to update the facets on the project at: preferences -> Project Facets and change the Java to 1.7

Hi! Nice article. This is what I'm looking for but in an upgraded version. I wonder if you tried it with RichFaces4 and Spring3.0. Would it be as seamless as here? Andika