h:messages rendering

Hi all.
Does anyone if <h:messages> can render output as a bulleted list? Or other ways of solving the problem.
Ex. <ul><li>message1</li><li>message2</li><ul>
setting the layout attribute to table render like:
<tr><td><span class="messages">message1span></td></tr><tr>
<tr><td><span class="messages">message2span></td></tr><tr>while layout="list" render like:
<span class="messages">message1</span><span class="messages">message2</span> (no <lu's> and <li's>)
Thanks allot.

Ok. My own guess is that JSF-RI 1.1 does not render the tags <lu> and <li> But looks like the JSF-RI 1.2 does.
Anybody knows if that is correct ?
Guess I have to provide a custom renderer then.

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On a second sequence, I laid the the video and audio parts of Sequence1 as two seperate clips, so they are completely unlinked. I have set the video clip to MULTI CAM. The audio clip having been laid on the sequence seperately is not influenced at by any of my video edits and camera changes. I have used this approach after reading other users' input on this thread.
When the dreaded "Rendering Required Files..." poped up, I did a couple of UNDO/REDO in order to pin point the exact operation after which the problem occurs. It happened right after I used the Razor Tool to cut my audio clip. At this point, I haven't move my clips' begin and end points. I only applied a cut somewhere in the middle of the audio clip and left it untouch. I can undo that cut and the problem dissapears. But as soon as I cut my clip again, I can no longer play my Sequence #2 without the "Rendering Required Files..." window poping up. I have several hours of video to edit. This happened at 35 minute into the sequence. I can't afford the time to wait for all the rendering to take place, only to end up in the same position where the application will not remember the render it just did.
Interestingly, I can play Sequence #1 with no problem. On Sequence #2, the problem persits even if I mute (click the speaker and eye icons) all audio and video tracks. I tried selecting a limited work area, even a blank are with no audio nor video, and I still have the problem when I hit the enter (preview) key.
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Standard component for rendering WPC Pages

Hi Everybody,
I'm looking for the standard component that is used to render a Web Page Composer Page.
I'd like to create a wrapper for this component. But I can't seem to find which component I need to create a wrapper for.
Does anybody know what component I need to do this? And can this component be called using a url? This would make things even easier for me.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards
Wouter Delellio

Let's assume you want to create a custom renderer which will be used to render the error-messages (the h:messages tag). The component-family in this case is: javax.faces.Messages, the renderer-type javax.faces.Messages.
Therefor in your application's faces-config.xml add this renderer-statement (inside a render-kit, obviuosly):
<faces-config>

<render-kit>
    <renderer>
      <component-family>javax.faces.Messages</component-family>
      <renderer-type>javax.faces.Messages</renderer-type>
      <renderer-class>my.very.special.MessagesRenderer</renderer-class>
    </renderer>
</render-kit>

</faces-config>The code for MessagesRenderer is very dependent on your needs, therefor I will not post something here. Basically you need to extend javax.faces.render.Renderer. For help in that camp, surf to the online tutorials or get yourself a book (I learned a lot from Kito Mann's "JSF in Action"). Additionally grab the source for Sun's RI AND Myfaces and dig into that java-code. There is a huge learning potential looking at that source-material.
hth
Alexander

Flash app disconnects from FMS after an hour

I have developed a Flash chat for a client using FMS2. The
application is used by goups of 5-15 people, who will use it for up
to 2 or 3 hours in one session, sometimes even longer.
Many of our users are complaining that they consistently get
disconnected after about an hour. They can usually log back in
immediately. Are there any known issues with connections being
lost?
A second problem I'm facing is that periodically my entire
interface(AS2, SWF7) stops interacting properly. No user
input(click actions, text input) is received, and several animation
scripts stop updating. However, the application is still connected
and new messages are received. Again, users report this behavior
consistently after an hour. I know that is an extremely ambiguous
problem, but I've been going crazy trying to isolate the problem,
if anyone has even a guess, I'm all ears.
A few facts about the chat:
- It uses a persistent RSO to store chat history
- Chat messages are sent from client to server, and processed
by server and put in the chat RSO
- User listing and info is in an RSO, which is created by
ther server and modified by the clients. It is modified frequently
by all clients when they type, setting a "isTyping" flag to be
rendered by their name on each clients user list window
- I'm using a complex custom message renderer, which includes
emoticon support and dynamic attach/removal of message clips when
scrolled(to prevent application slow down as the chat history gets
long).
- Our users I believe are are using somewhat older computer
equipment, and are fairly minimal in computer literacy/experience.
Any help would appreciated.

I solved my interface problem. Long story short I
accidentally had an endless loop in teh suers RSO that was causing
focus to be constantly stolen and placed on a certain textfield.
However, I'd still be interested to know if there are any
problems with connections dying after an hour, or any amount of
time.

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