I am just starting to use JSF and I am having a few problems. I'll
describe the problems below - if anyone can help me solve them, I'd be
most grateful. However, one suggestion I got from another forum was to
upgrade to JSF version 1.2. But I've been reading that that requires the
latest version of servlets, as well as the most recent version of Java
J2EE and Tomcat doesn't appear to support that. I'm running Netbeans
5.5rc2 with Java 1.5 and the 5.0 release of Tomcat.

So my first question for this list is simply - does Tomcat support JSF
1.2, and if so, what else do I need to install?

For the record, my JSF problems are the following:

1) Checkboxes. I can create a JCheckbox on the screen, but if I click
the checkbox and submit the form, the resulting html code has the word
'checked' in it. This gets flagged as invalid html. I suspect the entry
should be something like 'checked=checked' or 'checked=yes' or something
like that - I have to look up the exact wording. The suggestion I got
was to upgrade to JSF 1.2 to fix that, but as I said, Tomcat doesn't
seem to support v1.2... Help!?

2) I can't seem to get commandlinks to work. I'm less concerned about
this one because for now I can use command buttons and they seem to be
working fine...

I'll be happy to discuss my JSF problems offline if anyone has any
suggestions - I know that is not directly Tomcat related....

Thanks in advance,

nbc

NAME:   Neil B. Cohen (Verisign Inc.)
PHONE:  703-948-4471
DOMAIN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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