JSF 1.2 on Websphere 6.1

We have an application which uses JSF 1.2. It works fine on Tomcat, but when we want to deploy it on Websphere 6.1, it fails.
I've done some research on the internet and I was wondering if it's even possible to do this. We added a shared library to the server and make sure the classloading was correct. The problem still persists. I've found something on the net which stated that JSF 1.2 needs an application server who meets the JEE5 specificiations, which Websphere 6.1 doesn't.
Anybody else tried this? Because it's very urgent :-/.

If I recall correctly WAS 6.1 just supports Servlet 2.5 / JSP 2.1. You must be doing something wrong. E.g. having some old versioned JAR's spreading out over the classpath which took preference in classloading. It would be helpful if you elaborate a bit more about "it fails".

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at org.apache.pluto.invoker.impl.PortletInvokerImpl.render(PortletInvokerImpl.java :139)
at com.ibm.wps.pe.pc.std.PortletContainerImpl.renderPortlet(PortletContainerImpl.j ava:142)
at com.ibm.wps.pe.pc.PortletContainerImpl.doRenderPortlet(PortletContainerImpl.jav a:406)
at com.ibm.wps.pe.ext.ppr.ParallelRenderManager.performService(ParallelRenderManag er.java:395)
at com.ibm.wps.pe.pc.PortletContainerImpl.renderPortlet(PortletContainerImpl.java: 94)
at com.ibm.wps.pe.pc.PortletContainer.renderPortlet(PortletContainer.java:95)
at com.ibm.wps.composition.PortletHolder.render(PortletHolder.java:87)
at com.ibm.wps.engine.tags.PortletRenderTag.doStartTag(PortletRenderTag.java:151)< br> at org.apache.jsp._Control._jspService(_Control.java:1949)
2006.02.0 6 18:38:32.234 E com.ibm.wps.engine.tags.PortletRenderTag doStartTag
FWEN0066E: The portlet could not be rendered. - StackTrace follows...
2006.02.06 18:38:32.234 E com.ibm.wps.engine.tags.PortletRenderTag doStartTag
javax.portlet.PortletException
at org.apache.pluto.invoker.impl.PortletInvokerImpl.invoke(PortletInvokerImpl.java :261)
at org.apache.pluto.invoker.impl.PortletInvokerImpl.render(PortletInvokerImpl.java :139)
Then... I can't use Creator to develop my portlets?? .�(
Thank yu.
Sergi

Facelet to crare web app, instead of using JSP; JSF1.2 spec in WebSphere6.1

Novice to JSF and Facelet. But, I had been using Struts since its inception.
I am required to use IBM's WebSphere Application Server 6.1 that comes with Servlet 2.4 and JSP 2.0. WebSphere 6.1 App Server limits me to using JSF 1.1. This is because, JSF 1.2 requires Servlet 2.5 and JSP 2.1, that is a part of WebSphere App Server 7.0; not a part of WebSphere 6.1.
Somebody suggested that it will be possible to use JSF 1.2 in WebSphere 6.1, if I were using Facelet, instead of JSP.
I am not eager to use JSF 1.1 and may have to forego JSF; unless and until I can use JSF 1.2.
The hold-up is that I cannot use JSF 1.2 spec in WebSphere 6.1. Is there is any way to use JSF 1.2 in WebSphere 6.1? Can I create an entire application using Facelet (instead of JSP) that will let me use JSF 1.2 spec in WebSphere 6.1? If so, how?
Here are my questions, especially because I am not very familiar with JSF and Facelet technology:
1. Can I use JSF 1.2 specification in WebSphere 6.1, if I were using facelet (as opposed to JSP) as my view technology?
2. Will it be possible to create an entire web app with facelt, instead o fusing any JSP at all? If so, how? Does it mean that all the GUI screens will only use facelet and no JSP at all?
3. Please explain how I can write a complex web app with 100s of screens using only facelet, instead of using JSP.
4. Please provide pointer on how JSF and facelet differ, or what are their demarcations boundaries.
Any comment and pointer will be greatly appreciated.

Don't doublepost. It's rude. Stick to one topic. Continue here: [http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5335001].

ADF Faces - showOneTab PPR problem in Internet Explorer

Hoping someone has some insight into this that may help. This is causing us a lot of problems for us and could end up causing us to drop ADF faces from our project.
Basically we are using af:showOneTab in our application and the first time we change tabs and every other time after that, the progress bar in IE basically runs forever and we have problems with afh:script tags that set the focus to the desired input field. We get a Javascript error that the element doesn't exist (it does, checked with a DOM explorer), or its not ready (may not be because of the progress bar) or isn't visible (it is).
So after a lot of debugging in our application I just went back to the adf demo war file and the showOneTab component demo page in there shows exactly the same behavior. Firefox 1.5.0.7 does not have this problem.
Here are the relevent versions of everything:
ADF faces standalone jars, version 10.1.3.0.4 from the main ADF faces page download.
JSF 1.1_01 RI
Websphere 6.0 App Server
Internet Explorer version 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519
JDK 1.4 - required because of WAS 6.0
Thanks!
Steve

I did find a workaround to this problem. I think its pretty ugly though. I had to add the following to the page:

<f:verbatim>
     <iframe height="1px" marginheight="0px" marginwidth="0px" id="garbageFrame" name="garbageFrame" width="1px" style="visibility:hidden; position:absolute; top:-200px">
     </iframe>
</f:verbatim>
<afh:script id="iframeUpdate"
     text="window.garbageFrame.document.write('');
     window.garbageFrame.close()"/>

Then I add the iframeUpdate script as a partial Target in my tab disclosure listener:
     UIComponent c = (UIComponent)de.getComponent();
     UIComponent target = c.findComponent(":iframeUpdate");
     AdfFacesContext adfContext = AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
     if(target != null) {
          adfContext.addPartialTarget(target);
Just thought I'd follow up as I remember others having the progress bar run forever in IE as well.
Steve

The JSP container failed to load the TagExtraInfo class

We are upgrading our system. We were using JSF 1.1 with WebSphere V6. Now we are moving to JSF 1.2 and Websphere V7
I am getting the error below over and over in the WebSphere V7 environment, in the ear
[8/30/10 8:30:20:402 EDT] 0000000e jsp W com.ibm.ws.jsp.taglib.TldParser endElement JSPG0235E: The JSP container failed to load the TagExtraInfo class [com.sun.faces.taglib.FacesTagExtraInfo] from META-INF/odyssey.tld
The ear can be set up to use either the sun reference implementation 1.2 or the MyFaces 1.2 implementation.
It is currently set up for the sun reference implementation. Should this change, or is there something else I am missing.
Thanks

Hi Wrisillito,
Regarding to the error message you provided, since SSIS uses VSTA 2.0, we need to fix that one only if there is SSIS trouble. Visual Studio doesn’t really related to the VSTA install.
Seems you have problems while opening VSTA inside BIDS to edit SSIS scripts, so please try one of these methods:
A. Uninstalling SQL Server 2008 and Reinstalling it may fix the problem.
B. If you can't do that try the manual approach credit to SSIS script.
For more information and steps, please follow the
blog about VSTA setup and configuration troubles for SSIS 2008 and R2 installations.
Meanwhile you can refer to these threads with the same error as yours
1. VSTA designer issues with Sql 2008
2. The VSTA designer failed to load
This is SSIS related issue, if this does not work please link to
SSIS forum for further help.
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WebSphere Custering and JSF Backing Beans

Hello All,
Can anyone enlighten me on exactly how backing bean state is maintained by JSF?
In what scope does JSF store the backing beans? (session perhaps)
Does it make sense to use JSF without stateful backing beans?
What would happen if a client post did not find its corresponding backing bean on the application server calling it?
Background:
In a clustered WebSphere Server environment, a client post may be directed to any one of the machines in the cluster. If the client post gets directed to a machine other then the machine that originally sent the client a response, the page will not find the corresponding page beans.
It is possible to serialize session beans in WebSphere and have each machine share its memory with all the boxes in the cluster. However, this practice is not permitted in some environments.
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

I am probably not an expert on the subject. But here are some thoughts:
1. A backing bean can have (application, session, request or None) as a scope.
Less app or session scope beans the better (from server perspective). But
There are practical reasons why you would want to use them in many cases.
2. JSF supports Client State Saving mode. But keep in mind the overhead
Involved (serialization, de-serialization, bandwidth,...).
3. You probably need to read about WebSphere load balancing capability. From
what I know it is somehow sophisticated. People typically use session affinity
to force requests initiated by same session to be served by the same app
server (enforced by network, hardware/software tools available to do so,...). Of
course with failover mechanism to ensure high availability.
Hope that helps!

JSF 1.2 on Websphere 6.1

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