Questions tagged [woodstock]

Project Woodstock is an abandoned JSF 1.x component library. It was initially part of the "Visual JSF Editor" of the "Sun Java Studio Creator" IDE which is later known as Netbeans. It uses "webuijsf" as default tag prefix.

Project Woodstock is an abandoned JSF 1.x component library. It was initially part of the "Visual JSF Editor" of the "Sun Java Studio Creator" IDE which is later known as Netbeans. It uses "webuijsf" as default tag prefix.

Woodstock was abandoned after Firefox 3 beta was released by end of 2007. It turned that Woodstock generates non-compliant JavaScript code which broke on strict standards compliant web browsers. It turned out to fail as well on newer Webkit based browsers.

The library is not maintained anymore and users were recommended to migrate to another component library. There is a migration tool for Woodstock to IceFaces.

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JSF - Component Libraries, migrate or not migrate?

I am using an old component library called Woodstock. Whenever I try to change something I get stuck with not find finding adequate documents about this library. I am thinking about migrating to another library like ICE Faces or Prime Faces. But I…
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Which IDEs Provide a Visual Design View for JSF using JSP?

NetBeans used to do that but with the deprecation of Woodstock (rather merging with ICEFaces) and with ICEFaces not supporting Visual Web Project it is difficult to choose NetBeans now [1]. Eclipse (the J2EE version) has a very basic version that…
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Getting submitted values through binding

I wanted to store all the grid panel into an arraylist so that I can iterate through them necessary. However, the results obtained were not to my expectation. Using the Netbeans debugging mode, I realise that whatever gridpanel that was added into…
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Woodstock Java EE web application - migration to standard JSF

I am maintaing rather old web application (around ten views, including a tabbed view) which uses the Woodstock component library, and would like to migrate it to a plain JavaServer Faces. There are two options: rebuild it from scratch as a…
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Checking if a button is clicked once or twice

I have a question about jsf lifecycle and back beans in JSP: I have a button which I want to control if it was clicked once or twice. I have a flag for it in the back bean: protected Boolean flagButtonClicked = false; I am controlling its actions…
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Checkbox and button interaction in JSF

I have a checkbox: whose…
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To hide/unhide a button in the first row of a table

I have a table that is created using an old JSF component library called Woodstock. I want to show a button just in the first row. .jsf file:
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Migration options for old java studio creator project to Icefaces

Our project currently uses the very old Java Studio Creator framework and now has new requirements and plans for future deployments which require the application to finally remove JSC and migrate to either 1.8.x or 2.0 of IceFaces. A migration to…
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Netbeans VisualJSF (Woodstock) Design view not available in 6.7.1

I recently installed netbeans 6.9, but VisualJSF Design view was not available in it. I Googled and it seems design view is not available after version 6.7.1. So I downloaded that version, but now I still dont have the design view. Does anyone know…
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Woodstock vanishes on page load in Chrome, Firefox and IE10+

Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer 10+ seem to have a bug when loading JSF pages with HTML tables generated by Woodstock . The table renders, but when the page finishes loading, it vanishes. It might be some problem with the…
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Old netbeans web app with woodstock

I am having pretty much this same issue: JavaEE/NetBeans Library Referencing I have done what is suggested by downloading Netbeans 6.7 and Glassfish 2, but I still don't have the libraries needed. Here's what one of my files looks like: import…
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Interfere one function from another function in java

I have two buttons in jsp namely Start and Stop. Expected: Only Once Start button should be clicked, counting should start, and counting should be stopped when Stop Button is pressed. (With reference to the code, When Stop button is pressed…
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Dynamic binding to dynamic table component

According to this site, a DataSource has to be dropped on to the designer for a dataprovider to be created. The table is then created dynamically and binded to the dataprovider. However, if my web application serves as a GUI for users where user…
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Java servlet deployment error webui-jsf-suntheme

I am receiving the following run-time error in the web browser (Firefox) when attempting to run a deployed Java servlet on a Linux server: unterminated string…
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Flex components for JSF

It would make sense to use Flex components with JSF, but searching around I can't find something mainstream. At least not as mainstream as ICEFaces, Woodstock and the other JSF components.
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