Onchange attribute of h:inputText/ not rendered in JSF 1.2.08 and above

Hi!
I am using Glassfish v2ur2, which is shipped with JSF 1.2.04. I have upgraded to 1.2.08 performing the steps in the release notes - basically overwriting GLASSFISH_HOME/lib/jsf-impl.jar and adding jsf-api.jar at the same location.
It works, but I've noticed that the h:inputText tag doesn't render the onchange attribute anymore, i.e.
<h:inputText ... onchange="doThisJavaScript()" />
renders as something like
<input type="text" />
whereas with 1.2.04 it rendered as
<input type="text" onchange="doThisJavaScript()" />
I've looked at the html_basic.tld files, and although there are a few differences between them, the declaration of the onchange attribute for the tag inputText isn't missing.
Anyone any idea why that is and how to correct it? Surely it couldn't have gone unnoticed if such an important attribute disappeared from a JSF tag?
Thanks,
Agoston

In 1.2_05 the rendering of standard HTML attributes was optimized in jsf_api. If you upgraded JSF, but you still have a jsf_api.jar of older version somewhere in the classpath, then it will go wrong.
In Glassfish, the JSF is merged into the javaee.jar in its classpath. If you don't upgrade it, it will simply get precedence in classloading and thus rendering HTML attributes will fail. You need to follow the Glassfish specific upgrade instructions at [http://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net] as well.

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