Jon Miller wrote:
> It's failing on the following. If I remove the expression, then it's OK.
>
> <h:commandLink action="#{appointmentsHandler.listAppointments}"
> value="List appointments" immediate="true"/>
In that case, I would ignore the error in the IDE (perhaps log a bug
against NB).
>
> Regarding the comments, I'm using JSP XML documents. <%-- --%> isn't
> valid XML, so, I can't use that. Also, even if it's using an XML
> comment, it should just be sending it as template text to the client.
> That's not what's happening. JSF is still turning it into actual
> components. What I've been wondering is if there is a JSP XML document
> way of commenting things so that it doesn't go back to the client as
> template text?
Section 1.5.2 of the JSP spec states that <!-- --> should behave the
same as <%-- --%> in standard syntax. If that isn't happening,
it sounds like a bug in the container. What container are you testing with?
>
> Jon
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jason Lee" <lee_at_iecokc.com>
> To: <users_at_javaserverfaces.dev.java.net>
> Sent: Monday, March 05, 2007 4:43 PM
> Subject: RE: Question regarding includes and subviews
>
>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> I'm guessing I'm probably doing something stupid here. I'm
>>> including the following file using the following include
>>> directive. NetBeans is giving me an error message of "#{...}
>>> not allowed in template text body." It does this in the
>>> editor, but, it runs fine anyway. What I'm wondering is, am I
>>> doing something wrong, or, is this just an erroneous error
>>> message? I'm using JSP XML documents.
>>
>> JSP requires that you wrap text in <h:outputText />. I'm guessing you
>> have something like
>>
>> <h:outputLink
>> value="http://foo">#{myBean.someText}</h:outputLink>
>>
>> Which should be
>>
>> <h:outputLink value="http://foo"><h:outputText
>> value="#{myBean.someText}"/></h:outputLink>
>>
>>> A second problem is that I have the h:dataTable commented
>>> out, yet, JSF is still rendering it even though it's
>>> commented. I'm using JSF 1.1 since that is all NetBeans
>>> supports at the moment (at least for use with the version of
>>> Tomcat that comes with it).
>>
>> You are using HTML comments (<!-- -->). If you want the JSP compiler to
>> ignore that markup, use JSP comments (<%-- --%>).
>>
>> -----
>> Jason Lee, SCJP
>> JSF RI Dev Team
>> Senior Software Engineer
>> http://www.iec-okc.com
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