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Yes, I'm trying it under GlassFish AS.

Is anybody here to tell how to configure ICEfaces integration into NetBeans using Sun Application Server 9+ (GlassFish)?

jsf 1.2 implementation is used with Sun Application Server 9+ (GlassFish).

ICEfaces will support jsf 1.2 in the future release.

Could you try with Sun Application Server 8+?

thanks,
Frank

If you use Sun Java System Application Server 8.x, you need to set the JSF implementation to version 1.x as appropriate.

I think, the problem is not in version of application server. The exception I 've posted before I get when I'm trying to drag and drop component into the page. It menas that the visual page editor gives me that error. For example when I drop the ICEFaces button component into the page, the error occurs in IDE status bar (in bottom right corner) and I can change its properties, but with no effect. I realy don't know what may be wrong. sdoca posted the screenshot with his project tree look, but my project tree looks little different from his. There is some nodes missing (Component libraries node, Data Source References). I'm newbee to NetBeans IDE (used JDeveloper before) but I can't make the project tree looks like that sdocas. Am I doing something wrong with creating VWP?

Hi
When I downloaded the zip and extracted them. There was not a single file with extension .complib.

Please let me know how to get the complib file.

Thanks
Warm Regards
Rahul V

Hello Raul,

Check the README.html file. It explains how to install the complibs.

John

rvadera wrote:

Hi
When I downloaded the zip and extracted them. There was not a single file with extension .complib.

Please let me know how to get the complib file.

Thanks
Warm Regards
Rahul V

Hi.

First install the com-icesoft-faces-icefaces-vwp.nbm, after search icefaces-webui.complib in PATH_INST_NETBEANS/nb5.5/samples in my case (/opt/netbeans-5.5/nb5.5/samples)

I have the component lib installed but I am having trouble using the
components. I drag an icefaces button from the pallette to the form.
The button appears with no label , just a blank button. I go the properties
tab and try to enter a labe but can't. Am I doing something wrong?

After you drag & drop a button, could you change the value of the component from properties editors?

The attached screen shot has a button and properties editor associated.

frank_y wrote:

After you drag & drop a button, could you change the value of the component from properties editors?

The attached screen shot has a button and properties editor associated.

I can type in the value property, but as soon as I leave the the line it reverts back. I am now getting the original submit value in the
button. In order to do it I had to switch server from sun 9 j2ee 1.5 to
tomcat j2ee 1.4

Could you try to save the jsp page after you change the value of the component. It is not likely to related which Sever tha you are using.

frank_y wrote:

Could you try to save the jsp page after you change the value of the component. It is not likely to related which Sever tha you are using.

I just did a test and it is not the server.
If I use ee5 I get no label on the button at all and no value
line on the property page.

If I switch to ee 1.4 I get the label on the button saying submit.
I go to the property window and on the value line change submit
to mike. As soon as click out of the value line property the value
reverts back to submit.

I think raidermike99 has the same problem as me. I can't still solve it and I'm pretty perplexed with it. I think I've tried a lot of ways but no leaded to final solution with working components in Net Benas.

frank_y, from your screenshot I think you are running Net Beans under Linux? Cannot be the Linux version little bit different from that on Windows platform? Maybe I'm absolutely out, but I'm despereted of it. I like ICEFaces but I need visual editor for them.

webuijsf prefix component is not supported at this release. The woodstock component is based on jsf 1.2 implementation. Sun Application Server 9 (or GLassFish) is also not supported at this release.

When you create Visual Web Project, please select option of J2EE 1.4.

Using J2EE 1.5 option will create jsf 1.2 implementation, the default jsp page will using webuijsf prefix.

Using J2EE 1.4 option will create jsf 1.1 implementation, the default jsp page will using ui prefix.