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The plataform Bluemix from IBM has support for Primefaces?
I deployed a app in JSF + Primefaces and Primefaces components did not show up. On the other hand, the JSF components appeared.
I did the same test with the application running in apache tomcat 8, in which case there were no problems.
My google results say it is possible to run jsf on bluemix, so the answer is YES
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How to Migrate from JSF 2.0 to JSF 2.3 in existing EJB with RichFaces Project.
Please suggest the steps to be followed.
This question is far too broad.
Official RF won't work with JSF 2.3. RF is very old and the last version is much older than JSF 2.3.
So the steps would be:
Upgrade to JSF 2.2.
Choose one:
Stop with JSF 2.2.
Remove RichFaces. Use something more modern like PrimeFaces.
Try to use some forks of the original RF. For example the work of Alberto Fernández which is avaible on Maven. But I don't know if that builds are really production ready (they seem to work with JSF 2.3).
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Liferay internally uses spring and hibernate. In that perspective, I want to ask that is it correct to say that Liferay is built on top of Spring and hibernate. Please correct me if I am wrong...thanx in advance.
If you also use in a context where you assume that it is not exclusively built on top of those frameworks, you will be correct.
Hibernate and Sprint are 2 pillars of several that sustain Liferay. Hibernate for instance is essential for developers using Liferay as well, even if they do not know or do not care about how the service builder does its job.
Liferay 7 is a bit different as we are seeing OSGi becoming more and more important, and significantly more utilized for building custom modules and sometimes replacing spring functionality.
Overall, it depends on your context and angle. Struts, Spring, Hibernate, OSGi are all mixed in harmony with Apache libraries, scribe and other famous libraries to build Liferay. And this is just with regards to back-end stuff.
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I am using Alfresco 5.2 and trying to access CMIS RepositoryService, while getting repositories (from .Net client) I am getting below error.
Error: “MustUnderstand headers: [{http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-secext-1.0.xsd}Security] are not understood.”
Tried creating custom binding but could not resolve the error as we don't have control on setting 'mustUnderstand' attribute to 0 (zero), I could see the attribute value set to 1 by default and not finding a way to resolve this issue.
Note: There was no such error on Alfresco 5.1.2.
Please let me know whether there is a known bug in Alfresco 5.2 regarding the same?
Also suggest any solution to get it working with Alfresco 5.2.
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below is the soap request
2017-07-05T05:56:33.544Z2017-07-05T06:01:33.544ZadminK0fax#01
--uuid:09b807fc-680b-4cc3-9b4e-63784765a2c5+id=1--
After implementing WS-Security authentication, this is now working.
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Can I run JavaServer Faces technology on tomcat server, or I need to use application server, like glassfish, jboss etc?
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Can I run JavaServer Faces technology on tomcat server
Yes.
or I need to use application server, like glassfish, jboss etc?
No.
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Google had this deal on youtube about sharing an issue on their site by leaving feedback. When you clicked on it, it took a screenshot of the current page. How can I do that in my application so I can see the error my users are having?
With Usersnap (http://usersnap.com), you can get screenshots from your users. They don't have to install any plugin or browser extension and it works with all major browsers (read: including Internet Explorer!).
Installing usersnap is as easy as installing Google analytics, i.e. adding a small JavaScript snippet to your page.
P.S: I'm a co founder of usersnap - if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Using ASP.NET, you could do something like this (see the "Calling with the IHttpHandler Method"):
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/95439/Get-ASP-NET-C-2-0-Website-Thumbnail-Screenshot
Then, your button would submit a request to the handler (possibly via AJAX), and you could either store the answer using the handler itself, or do a second postback with the results to your processing form.