Render any "style" as the "class" attribute on the "label" element. Render the "for" attribute of the "label" element whose value is the corresponding "input" element's "id" value. If the current SelectItem.isDisabled() returns true, render "disabled" as the value of the "disabled" attribute. Render an "id" attribute on the "input" element. Render the "name" attribute on the "input" element with the value of the clientId of the component. Render an "input" element of "type" "radio" for each child component. Each of the children are ultimately rendered as follows. If any of the children are an instance of SelectItemGroup, render them as a nested table. If the "layout" attribute is specified, and its value is "pageDirection", render the children elements vertically, otherwise horizontally, in the table. If the "style", "border" attributes are specified, convey them and render their values as the "style" and "border" attributes on the "table", respectively. If the "styleClass" is specified, render the value of the "styleClass" attribute as the value of the "class" attribute on the "table" element.
See the "Decode Behavior for UISelectOne Components" section. Render a set of html "input" elements of type "radio". When set to false, this property sets a feature on the SAX parser to prevent loading the external DTD.(JSF 2.2 View Declaration Language: Facelets Variant) In web.xml, set the .jsf.loadExternalDtd context paramater to false to have the Faces configuration parser set the "" feature to false. This behavior can lead to errors initializing the Faces Servlet on systems isolated from the internet. The default behavior of the SAXParser parser is to always load the DTD even if validation is disabled. The Faces configuration parser uses a SAXParser to read the faces-config.xml. When parsing the faces-config.xml file from included libraries, the Faces configuration parser attempts to load the DTD even when validation is disabled.
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Use the following code as an example to add the 11Compatibility context parameter to true in web.xml.Ĭom.11Compatibility This can have adverse behaviors because it is a new view, and items that are usually in the view, such as state, are no longer be there. If the view is not found in session, we can use a compatibility mode in JSF to create a new view.
Set to true to explicitly associate labels with their input elements for select one radio buttons and select many check box lists.īecause JSF 1.2 is supported, a JSF 1.2 application, might create the ViewExpiredException exception under load. Define and set the .jsf.associateLabelWithId context parameter to true in web.xml. Instead, each input element has a unique ID and the label is associated with that ID used for that attribute. The label no longer wraps the input element.
The .jsf.associateLabelWithId custom property changes the rendering behavior for both the and components. Set to true if style information should not be passed into items of check box list Define and set the .jsf.disableStylePassthroughForCheckboxList context parameter to true in web.xml prevent passing style information into items in the check box list. This property defaults to false to maintain the current behavior.
This custom property prevents passing the style information into the items in the check box list. The following is a list of the available Java Server Faces custom properties.Ĭom.ibm.ws.jsf.disableStylePassthroughForCheckboxList Defining a new property enables you to configure a setting beyond what is available in the admin console. Advanced Search Java Server Faces custom propertiesĬonfigure name-value pairs of data, where the name is a property key and the value is a string value that we can use to set internal system configuration properties.
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