RE: FW: JSF parm passing to another JSP

In the J2EE world there also exists URL encode function, and JSF
applications
can certainly take advantage of it.

However, JSF framework tries to enforce View/Model separation. From that
standpoint
it maybe best to follow Mike's suggestion below.

It is typical to have your JSF UI components being backed up by a property
in a backing bean.
Something like <h:inputText id="myText"
value="myBackingBean.myTextProperty" />
You can have JSP1 and JSP2 reference the same backing bean. That would be
another way
to pass the data between the two.

Note: it is JSF framwork's responsibility to manage those backing beans as
long as they are
declared in the appropriate scope (request, session, application) in your
faces-config.xml.

Hope this helps,
Vadim.




                                                                           
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Mike,
Your suggestion to use a record number may solve my issue.  I am new to JSF
as well and I'm not sure how to get or use a record number using a
relational record list.

To answer your question regarding parameters.  Using JSF, you can drag a
link component on to the page you are designing (JSP1) and name the page to
go to (JSP2) as well as the parameters to be passed.  The URL below is an
example of what is generated when the link is clicked from JSP 1
http://localhost:9080/ProgramDocumentationWAR/faces/jsp2.jsp?pdlib=TTTOOLS%2

0%20%20&pdunique=1&pdname=PGM2

As for the browser doing the conversion, I have tried Mozilla FireFox, I.E.
6.0, and the WDSc web browser.  In each case, the transformation of special
characters failed.

I talked with a .NET person and in their world they have a URL encode
function.  I am researching that as well.

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In reading the following keep in mind that I really don't know much, and
even less about JSF...

What exactly do you mean that JSP2 recives parms from JSP1 ?  Do you mean
that  in JSP1 you do a submit with JSP 2 as the target?  If so, then I
would imagine that it is the browser doing the conversion.

Would it not be better to just submit the record number from JSP1 and have
JSP2 work with the true record data directly?

Mike





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> Hello all,
> I am using Java Server Faces in WDSc 5.1.2.
>
> I have JSP 2 which receives parms from JSP 1.  One of the parms passed
to
> JSP 2 usually has trailing blanks when included on the URL.  Each
trailing
> blank in this parm is automatically converted to %20 when passed to
> JSP
2.
> This parm coming from JSP 1 is taken from a database field displayed
> in
a
> relational record list.  Sometimes the contents of this field in JSP 1
has
> other special characters.  Why aren't other special characters
> (specifically #) converted just like the space (%20) is converted?
>
> Is there a setting to get these other special characters converted as
> well?
>
> Michael J. Fasnacht
> Wedding and Greeting Entrepreneurial Business
> mjfasnacht@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:mjfasnacht@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Fax (507) 386-2307
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