I was recently converting a project from Faces (JSF) to NonFaces using JSTL, JSP, AJAX and jQuery.
I started to panic - do I still need the JSF config?
The cause of the issue happens to be
Whenever JSTL needs to convert "string" value to a complex data type for example java.util.Date and it does not find a custom tag for its conversion, it applies setAsText() method. If it does not find the JSF implementation files, it throws the above error. I find it odd that this method is bundled into JSF implementation.
In the above case, I added the fmt tag to parse the date:
That resolved the issue.
I was making changes to a JSP page. All of a sudden, the page which was working before stopped working. The console logged the warning:setAsText: Cannot find FacesContext
Also, the error " com.ibm.ws.jsp.JspCoreException: com.ibm.ws.jsp.JspCoreException: javax.faces.Face
sException: Cannot find FacesContext."
I started to panic - do I still need the JSF config?
The cause of the issue happens to be
< jsp:setProperty name="tsdec" property="entryDate" value="${pped1}" / >
Whenever JSTL needs to convert "string" value to a complex data type for example java.util.Date and it does not find a custom tag for its conversion, it applies setAsText() method. If it does not find the JSF implementation files, it throws the above error. I find it odd that this method is bundled into JSF implementation.
In the above case, I added the fmt tag to parse the date:
< fmt:parseDate var="pped1" value="${s_pped}" type="date" pattern="MM/dd/yyyy" scope="request" / >
That resolved the issue.
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