GFV2UR2-b04 doesn't render "inline" css style

[glassfish]

Hi,

   I'm using Sun's Java 1.6.07, GF v2ur2-b04 and Mojarra 1.2.09-b02-FCS and something bizzarre is happening: the line

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   <h:outputText value="test" style="color: red"/>
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is rendered as  
[pre]
[code]
  <span>test</span>
[/code]
[/pre]


The correct output should be

[pre]
[code]
<span style="color: red">test</span>
[/code]
[/pre]

If I deploy the very same .war into GFV2ur1 then GF renders the correct code.

 Thanks for any help.

  Leandro
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[glassfish]

My fault!

The problem was in $GF/domains/domain1/config.domain.xml java-config element:

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... classpath-prefix="${com.sun.aas.installRoot}/lib/jsfapi.jar" ...

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correct code:

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... classpath-prefix="${com.sun.aas.installRoot}/lib/<span style="color: red">jsf-api</span>.jar" ...

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I think GF should display some kind of warning. There is nothing on server.log.

  Leandro
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[glassfish]

I am a bit confused. Did some document ask you to modify JSF api jar in "classpath-prefix" attribute?

AFAIU, this attribute is reserved for special use. Also, I guess (not sure) that JSF API is part of
GlassFish by default.

-Kedar
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[glassfish]

Yes,  GFV2ur2-b04 contains JSF (Mojarra) 1.2_08 by default.  Mojarra project just released version 1.2_09.

See instructions on https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net/nonav/rlnotes/1.2_09/releasenotes.html

to upgrade JSF.

 Leandro
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