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Hi,
I am currently attempting to implement Ajax in a JSF Portlet (JSR-168 specification) by using a PhaseListener but I'm having problems implementing it. What I'm seeing is that, since the JSF is contained in a portlet, the Faces Servlet has been replaced by the FacesGenericPortlet. Originally, you could explicitly invoke the PhaseListener by calling the Faces Servlet directly (ie. by setting the url like this: '<%=renderRequest.getContextPath()%>/faces/action=changeIncident&incidentId='+requestString) and that would kick off the PhaseListener. With the FacesGenericPortlet, however, I can't call it in the same way. Does anyone know how to invoke the PhaseListener in such a scenario? I need to explicitly invoke the PhaseListener so that JSF doesn't take control and refresh the page. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
I am currently attempting to implement Ajax in a JSF Portlet (JSR-168 specification) by using a PhaseListener but I'm having problems implementing it. What I'm seeing is that, since the JSF is contained in a portlet, the Faces Servlet has been replaced by the FacesGenericPortlet. Originally, you could explicitly invoke the PhaseListener by calling the Faces Servlet directly (ie. by setting the url like this: '<%=renderRequest.getContextPath()%>/faces/action=changeIncident&incidentId='+requestString) and that would kick off the PhaseListener. With the FacesGenericPortlet, however, I can't call it in the same way. Does anyone know how to invoke the PhaseListener in such a scenario? I need to explicitly invoke the PhaseListener so that JSF doesn't take control and refresh the page. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
