Use commandLink of ADF Faces linking to a URL

Hi everyone!
I'm writing to yours because in my I'm doing a web application with ADF Faces technology.
I want to use a commandLink that open a URL, e.g. www.oracle.com. I put it on onclick properties of this component. When I pressed it, IE shows me jscript alert which saids me that jspx page has syntax errors.
Do I have to this component or another to use it..??..or another property..??..
I will be waiting your responses.
Regards, Luciano.

Hi,
To open URL you have to use GoLink or GoButton
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As I say, the page loads OK when run directly within the JPDK project within JDeveloper, with a redirect filter (*.jspx -> /faces/*.jspx) but not when run from within Oracle Portal.
In fact I have found that this filter is very sensitive, i.e. ADF Faces will not run in any project unless the configuration is exactly as above.
It seems that the MyFaces team have got around the problem of maintaining session state with redirections but that ADF Faces needs the page URL that is passed in to the filter to be consistent.
Is there some way around this, i.e. some kind of customization that I can implement to get the filter working?
Thnks

I have found a way to go round the problem.
I use the servlet 2.4/jsp 2.0 route and then
change the web.xml header to the servlet 2.3/jsp 1.2
format. Everything then works fine after this!
Please fix this for production.
Behnam

JDeveloper 11g/ADF Faces Rich Client

Hello,
We are trying to decide between using JDeveloper 10.1.4 and JDeveloper 11g for developing a new application - we plan to use just the ADF Faces layer of the ADF Framework along with Spring and TopLink for other layers.
On one hand we think that is is safer to use 10.x version of ADF Faces as it may be more stable and on the other hand we are tempted to use 11g as it provides Ajax-enabled JSF Components.
Has anyone used ADF Faces Rich Client Framework for developing applications? Is it stable enought to be used for production-level applications?
I would love to hear your thoughts!

Hi,
don't use 10.1.3.4 to develop a new application now unless you have browser constraints with your user-base.
ADF Faces RC / 11g requires:
FireFox 2, 3
Internet Explorer 7.0
Safari 3.0
11g is a significant update and they have vastly improved/redesigned a lot of things that were difficult/complex to do in earlier versions.
Plus the 11g user interface is way better from a users perspective.
Brenden

ADF Faces and Facelets.

How to use Facelets with ADF Faces I'm getting the ADF Components displayed, but the alignments are not working.And also , the JDeveloper is not recognising the <ui:insert> and <ui;composition> saying, No grammer available.
Further , In the source for the HTML page rendered we could see the Facelets tags. these are not being converted to HTML.
So where lies the problem?
I added all the jar files neeed, added all web.xml entries; but could not get the correct out put.
Can any one help me?
Thanking you,
Samba.

Hi Samba,
If you get any headway, please post it here. I am in the same boat!
Are there other people out there using facelets with ADF? I would really appreciate any insight. Thanks!

Deserialization in Oracle ADF Faces

Hi, All,
is there any algorithm for deserialization (creating components from markup in string) in Oracle ADF Faces? Most part of UI is created dynamically in PL/SQL functions, so I'm not enthusiastic to develop a parser.
AFAIK in Bindows framework they use such code pattern (javascript):
try {
var d = new BiXmlDocument;
d.loadXML( "<root>" + server_create_markup() + "</root>" );
} catch( ex1 ) {
alert(ex1.toiString());
if( d.parseError.errorCode != 0 ) {
alert( "parse error" );
return;
try {
Bindows_component.removeAll();
var de = d.documentElement;
var cs = de.childNodes;
var rp = application.getAdf().getXmlResourceParser();
for( var i = 0; i < cs.length; i++ )
Bindows_component.addXmlNode( cs, rp );
} catch( ex2 ) {
alert( "Error loading markup from DB-server function" );
return;

Hi,
not that I am aware of. However, since ADF Faces is nothing else than JavaServer Facse UI components you can Google for such a parser. If you find one you will be able to use it with ADF Faces too.
Frank
Ps.: Maybe APEX (Application Express) is the better technology for you to use. Its PLSQL based and knows how to create Ajax style applications out of the database.

Use commandLink of ADF Faces linking to a URL

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