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Testing
In the previous articles we have concentrated on testing using Glassfish. But can you use the same
recipe to do testing on Weblogic. The answer is YES, but ..... Yea you know there is always a caveat.
First make sure you have Weblogic installed properly. Note I did the testing with the latest 12c version,
so your mileage may vary.
Download the attached zip file again and follow along. In...
J2EE
We added an accordion demo to our JSF demos. See it in action over here. If you have suggestions. Let us know!
In the previous article we described how to do testing with multiple containers. But since joining
the Glassfish team I have wondered how can I test applications against different versions of JSF on Glassfish?
As it turns out it is actually quite straightforward. This blog entry shows you how to do it. It will
allow you to test using a 2.1.2 version and up. All by using properties passed in...
In the previous article we have worked out how to run the integration tests against Glassfish,
but what about other versions of Glassfish or even other servers?
Well, the infrastructure groundwork has been laid for that. Before we are going to reap the fruits
we are going to explain the difference between downloading, installing and configuring your server
within Cargo.
The main reason...
In the previous article we added the Glassfish application server into the mix for testing. This looks all nice,but one might wonder how this would work in a parent project (POM) and child projects setup. Well it is fairly easy to accomplish.We will move all the bits first over to the new parent POM we are going to use. See below for what theparent POM will look like.
<?xml version="1.0...
Using HtmlUnit, Glassfish and Maven for integration testing
Use HtmlUnit and Maven for integration testing
A particular annoyance of JSF was the lack of proper file uploading, at least from my perspective. Read on for an easy solution!
JSF 2.2 is starting up, do something about it!
The JavaEE 7 umbrella JSR has been approved. A step in the right direction. Now we'll just have to see what is going to be included for real :)
If you are using JSF 2.0 and you want to use a HTML5 input week the default components do not work properly. So if you need it see here for more information.
If you are using JSF 2.0 and you want to use a HTML5 input month the default components do not work properly. So if you need it see here for more information.
If you are using JSF 2.0 and you want to use a HTML5 input datetime the default components do not work properly. So if you need it see here for more information.
Inputting a time the HTML5 way using JSF 2.0, see here for more information.
Inputting a date using the new HTML5 control cannot be done using the default JSF 2.0 components, so how do you do it then? Well, see here for more information.
Does JSF 2.0 work on Jonas 5? Read this article for more information.
If you are wondering if JSF 2.0 works on Websphere 7, then read this article.
Web Applications
How do you export PDF straight from a JSF page? This blog article describes the steps on how to do it!
This blog article is the 2nd article in new render kits we have available! This article shows you how to export XSL:FO using a JSF render kit.
Exporting CSV is a common occurrence in business web applications, but JSF did not have a proper way of doing it within the JSF lifecycle. See here how to do it.
