Struts, JSF and ZK comparision - the sources

answered 2008-04-16 01:23:55 +0800

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By: robertpic71

Sorry, missing link...

http://www.pichelhofer.at/ZKDemo/index.jsp

answered 2008-04-16 02:17:39 +0800

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By: waterbottle

Hi,
I can not run any version of ZK in your live demo, Is there any trouble and do you needs help?

/Dennis

answered 2008-04-16 09:22:38 +0800

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By: robertpic71

Hi,

thanks for the hint Dennis. I've restartet Tomcat and now it's ok. I do some deployments without restart tomcat - however this feature is limited....

@ZK Team
Could you take a look to the converter sources? So, I could complete my converter tutorial (smalltalk?).

from the interface description

/**
21 * Converter to cast object class between UI Component attribute and backend data bean property.
22 * This interface is used in DataBinder. The implementation of this converter should not hold any
23 * state since it is shared by the whole application.
24 *
25 * @author Henri Chen
26 */

So, I do not hold states, i.e. I have to retrieve the users locals for every converter-call (i.e. http://www.pichelhofer.at/ZKDemo/src/DateUser.java.html ).

/Robert

answered 2008-04-17 03:06:36 +0800

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By: henrichen

Hi Robert,

The only issue I saw is this in comments:

* Examples:
* <listcell label="@{person.birthdate,
converter:'org.zkforge.converters.DateUser'}"/>
* <label value="@{person.birthdate,
converter:'org.zkforge.converters.DateUser'}"/>

Should be

* Examples:
* <listcell label="@{person.birthdate,
converter='org.zkforge.converters.DateUser'}"/>
* <label value="@{person.birthdate,
converter='org.zkforge.converters.DateUser'}"/>


It should be '=' not ':' in @{...} annotation.

Looking forward to your smalltalk.

/henri