Method call before visual web jsf page loads

Hi All.....
I have written a method in a java class that accesses the mysql backend db to check if a process is still running. If the process is still running, a JOptionPane is produced informing the user of this and offers an <ok> option(to check the process status again) and a <cancel> option(to redirect the user to the homepage). If the process is completed, I want the page to just load as normal. I want this method to be called before the visual web jsf page loads. I have the method call in the super_init() method of the page and everything seemed to be working fine, the problem I have run into is that if I set the value in the db to show the process is running, the JOptionPane is produced(like it should be), and then if I set the value to show the process has completed and choose <ok> from the pane, the page loads.....this is what I want. Now, after the page loads, if I set the value in the db to show the process is running again, the JOptionPane is produced again right after I apply the changes to the db edit!!!!. I don't know why this is happening. Should I be calling the method from somewhere other the super_init()????? I have tried the method call in the prerender(), preprocess(), and destroy() methods all with the same results.
Anyone have any ideas on what the problem could be??
Thanks in advance.
Silgd

The Java part of a JSP/Servlet based webapplication runs physically at the server machine.
Only the HTML/CSS/JS part which is generated by the webapplication and sent to the client physically runs at the client machine.
JOptionPane is a Java Swing component which thus runs at the server machine. So you as client would only see it when both the server and the client runs at physically the same machine. Which is often only the case in development environment and doesn´t occur in real life! There is normally means of two physically different machines connected through the network/internet.
To solve your actual problem, look for Ajax poll techniques. To display an alert or confirm dialogue in the client side, you use Javascript for this.

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I am a Visual Web JSF newbie and have been humbled by this one issue: I have User value objects which hold a List attribute of what user privileges they have. Am trying to render a checkbox group of user privileges for a chosen user with some user privileges already checked (the ones the user already has), and some not checked (potential privileges to give to the user) for the EditAUsersPrivileges page. Is this even possible? If so, how?
Profusely thanking you in advance,
Phoenix

Of course, use the value attribute of the component and set it to EL representing the desired property.

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When trying to create a CSS "position:fixed" element in my project that works for Firefox/IE6/IE7 I looked up the simple CSS hacks that need to be used for IE6. Unfortunately, IE6 MUST use a Strict DOCTYPE to accomplish this, and there appears to be no way to change this in the Visual Web projects.
The only thing I can find is the webuijsf:page element has attributes that depending on their boolean value will toggle between a Transitional and Frameset DOCTYPE.
Unless someone knows a CSS hack for IE6 that works with a Transitional DOCTYPE, is there a way for me to switch the Visual Web JSF stuff to use a Strict DOCTYPE?

asherwin wrote:
Unless someone knows a CSS hack for IE6 that works with a Transitional DOCTYPEGoogle gives lot results if I only search for "position:fixed".
is there a way for me to switch the Visual Web JSF stuff to use a Strict DOCTYPE?If the documentation doesn't state anything about it, I would report this issue at the mailinglist/issuetracker at the homepage of Visual Web JSF.

Visual Web JSF Portlet Upload file Problem in Websynergy

Hello,
I am using Websynergy milestone 3 release. I have tried to build AS A PORTLET the sample code, "Uploading Files in NetBeans Visual Web JSF Applications" (http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/web/intro.html) using netbeans 6.5. The solution deploys successfully but unfortunately, the file Upload control does not work in the websynergy portlet environment. No file seems to be uploaded. The same code works very well in non-portlet environment. Is there a work-around for the Portlet environment?
Looking forward to some help!
Pius

Hello,
I am using Websynergy milestone 3 release. I have tried to build AS A PORTLET the sample code, "Uploading Files in NetBeans Visual Web JSF Applications" (http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/web/intro.html) using netbeans 6.5. The solution deploys successfully but unfortunately, the file Upload control does not work in the websynergy portlet environment. No file seems to be uploaded. The same code works very well in non-portlet environment. Is there a work-around for the Portlet environment?
Looking forward to some help!
Pius

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