JSF Page Validation

Hi, I have a problem with JSF:
In my page, i�ve got three rich:simpletogglepanel. In the first one, there�s a typical form, with name, surname, etc etc... some of the fields are required. In the second one, there�s a textbox and a search button. The third panel shows the results of the query.
You can click on a result on the third panel, so the data will be shown on the first panel and you can edit it.
My problem is when you try to add data and you don�t fill all the required fields. In this case, when you press "new button", the messages for the required fields appear and the page submit fails. Since this thign happens, you can�t do nothing on the page. I try to select a result on the third panel and it doesn�t work.
I think is because the page is not validated. Can I force the page validation?
thanks and sorry for my expression mistakes

You should set the immediate="true" attribute.
Regards,
Kati

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r on the line."
I use tftp all of the time to transfer files in a similar manner. Test the transfer from the Windows command line and copy it into a VI. Pass the command line to system exec and wait until it's done.

Can we have a href tags in jsf page

hi all,
I tried inserting a link in jsf page using <a href> tag but when I click it, it is appending the link to contextroot.
For Example:
<f:verbatim>
click here
</f:verbatim>
and when I click on it, I see http://www.google.com is appended to my application url after context root like
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and I get 404 error. how do I do it without having my application url.
Thanks
Ma
Edited by: niki007 on Jan 12, 2009 4:32 PM

This problem can occur if you didn't specify any protocol (http:// or https:// or others) in the link. But your example looks fine. I think that you modified the real code to this example, without being aware that you solved the problem yourself.
At any way, you can also just use h:outputLink to render <a> elements.

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