[#SHALE-178] Shale Remoting doesn't support multiple instances of the FacesServlet, for example in the case of AJAX

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Shale Remoting doesn't support multiple instances of the FacesServlet, for example in the case of AJAX

Created: 16/May/06 04:25 AM Updated: 21/Aug/06 11:28 PM

Component/s:

Remoting

Affects Version/s:

1.0.3-SNAPSHOT

Fix Version/s:

1.0.3

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	File Name	Date Attached	Attached By	Size
	diffs.txt	2006-05-16 04:27 AM	Ed Burns	4 kB

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JSF 1.2 allows mapping the FacesServlet more than once in one webapp, with each one having a different lifecycle ID. This enables JSF to have an AJAX JSF servlet, and a "regular" JSF servlet. However, shale remoting assumes that there is only one faces Servlet mapped.

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Ed Burns added a comment - 16/May/06 04:27 AM

Fix for this bug, first iteration.

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Craig McClanahan added a comment - 18/May/06 12:35 AM

Ed's approach looks reasonable on the surface ... will evaluate in detail and commit after JavaOne.

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Craig McClanahan added a comment - 23/May/06 12:28 PM

Reclassifying as an "improvement" because multiple FacesServlet instances actually were supported ... but the selection of the servlet definition to use was positional (the last one was selected). The improvement will allow you to declare the servlet name of the servlet definition to be used, independent of ordering in the deployment descriptor.

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Craig McClanahan added a comment - 23/May/06 12:32 PM

Resolved in nightly build 20060523 via minor docco tweaks to the supplied patch. Thanks!