Closed javaserverfaces closed 17 years ago
Reported by @rlubke
@rlubke said: Targeting for what will hopefully be FCS build.
@rlubke said: Created an attachment (id=552) Proposed Fix (ver 1)
@rlubke said: Change bundle attached. Review pending.
jdlee said: r=jdlee
@rlubke said: Fix checked in to the JSF_1_2X_ROLLING branch and the HEAD.
@manfredriem said: Closing issue out
File: changebundle.txt Attached By: @rlubke
Was assigned to rlubke
This issue was imported from java.net JIRA JAVASERVERFACES-641
Marked as fixed on Wednesday, September 26th 2007, 5:25:09 am
These classes use ivars to determine if a primitive property has been set. This is undesirable:
More info on the second bullet item:
In Trinidad, we extend the standard validators, like the doubleRangeValidator, but the "logic" of the validate is inherited. Inside of save/restore State methods, we delegate to the FacesBean instance, which takes care of saving / restoring all properties, like maximum or some Trinidad extra properties like "messageDetailMaximum". See [2] for the full source code.
When using Trinidad on top of the RI (and client side validation is DISABLED), there are some issues (see [1]). It looks like there is a private property used the the RI (DoubleRange)Validator to indicate if maximum or minimum has been set (and these properties are also saved / restored). Since this is private, it's "odd" to add this property to Trinidad's (DoubleRange)Validator as well, to get it working with the RI, isnt' it ?
I checked the MyFaces IMPL code of (DoubleRange)Validator (see [3]) and it doesn't use such a property. So here, this combination (MyFaces
Environment
Operating System: All Platform: All
Affected Versions
[1.2_04]