Tim Holloway wrote:All the XSD does is tell the XML parser how to validate the text in the xhtml file. It doesn't hook up any functionality.
If the tags are being passed through to the HTML without being removed and acted on, you definitely are missing some app configuration options needed to switch that functionality on.
Tim Holloway wrote:In HTML, any tags not understood will be ignored. So what probably happened is that you didn't include necessary context for the "sec" tags. Either you're missing the xsd reference in the page that employs the tag or you didn't properly include/configure the tag library in your WAR.
Naren Chivukula wrote:Two things!
1. Have you tried putting this code in your jsp throwing any subclass of Throwable?
2. Have you checked if the page not displayed due to some kind of Error which is not a sub-class of Throwable?
Try to use <error-code>.
You don't need to necessarily use errorcode, errorpage should work.
Cheers,
Naren
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Ravi Kiran Va wrote:what is present inside errormessage.jsp ??
Jaikiran Pai wrote:Make sure you have a servlet-mapping for the *.xhtml url-pattern to point to the FacesServlet.
Bear Bibeault wrote:Not Tomcat-related. Moved to the JSF forum.
Athira Vijayan wrote:hi,
Can you do something like this.When first time that request came you can redirect to another small jsp page which have the preloaded message inside a model panel with an ok button.while click on the ok button load the original jsp page.
Regards,
Athira
Athira Vijayan wrote:Hello,
While requesting for the jsf page you can call a javascript function in the onsubmit or any other event..display the preload message inside the model panel.while completing the request it ll close the model panel using another javascript oncomplete event.
i ll give a sample code
Regards,
Athira