myfaces tags gives you extermely simple way of creating your ui ...that,s all ..the rest is struts
Rukka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Not trying to hijack the thread. Just a curious question. What is the reasons/benefits of using Struts-Myfaces-Tiles combo? I mean MyFaces instead of jsp. Thanks rukka PETER BLIZNAK wrote: > Hi Rodrigo, > must admit I am not familiar with ajax4jsf tags. My setup is > Struts-Myfaces-Tiles and I have pages I have to prepopulate pages with radio > and check boxes based on what is coming from LDAP - for that I am forwarding > to Struts action which then populates action form and the I am using same > form bean in my dataTable tag. Does that ajax tag require to use manages bean > - or could you just provide it with action form bean ???. > P > > > Rodrigo Pereira wrote: Hi Peter, > thanks for your reply. > I want to have an actionForm act as a managed bean just to use ajax ( > ajax4jfs tags ). > Basically I want to populate 4 fields according to the value of another field. > > > Thanks, > Rodrigo Pereira > > > On 2/1/07, PETER BLIZNAK wrote: > >> Hi Rodrigo, >> I do not have an answer to your question, but let me ask you why would you >> wanted to have actionForm act as a managed bean? I am guessing it is because >> you want to use it for loading data into dataTable component. If that is a >> case you don't have to use managedBean - any "ordinary" bean would do - so >> you can use your actionForm bean for dataTable. It works well for me. >> Regards, >> Peter. >> >> Rodrigo Pereira wrote: Hi all, >> is it possible for a class to play both roles: Struts FormBean, and >> JSF ManagesBean? >> I mean, can I declare it on faces-config.xml, and struts-config.xml? >> >> Thanks, >> Rodrigo Pereira >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
