rich:fileUpload maxRequestSize with Seam/myFaces

[wachtda]

Hello together

I got the rich:fileUpload working like a charm in my Seam/myFaces environment.

Now i have the problem, that i'm not able to set the maxRequestSize...

...maybe i'm to dumb for it!

I know the RichFaces FAQ regarding to set the value in the web.xml, but for me it doesnt work!

I tried to set it the Seam, myFaces and RichFaces way, but without any luck!

Can someone pls give me a hint were i can set this value?

Thanks very much for helping

Greetings Daniel

[nbelaevski]

Hi Daniel,

It should be set for Seam filter, please check how it's done in richfaces-demo: http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/richfaces/branches/community/3.3.X/samples/richfaces-demo/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml

[wachtda]

Hi Nick

Thank you very much for your fast answer!

I now don't have the web.xml at hand, but i know that i've tried the way you suggested...

After the Seam-Filter definition i have the Trinidad MyFaces-Filter defined.

Could it be, that i can't set the maxRequestSize because i don't have the correct order of the filters in my web.xml?

I will disable MyFaces and try it again. I will report my attempt and post my web.xml, maybe someone find's the fault...

Thank you

[wachtda]

Hi again

I tested the definition with the seam filter again, and it worked like a charme!

Looks like i forgot to disable the seam-multipart filter the last time...

Sorry for this newby failure and thank you Nick!

Another question regarding the rich:fileUpload. Did someone know if there are some improvements planned for enhancing

the css styleability of the rich:fileUpload component.

There are some ugly hacks like the surrounding <b> tag arround the uploadControlLabel (<b>uploadControlLabel</b>) and the inline style set to the input hidden component...

Any information about that? Or maybe it is possible to contribute some changes...

Greetings Daniel

[ilya_shaikovsky]

you could just use rich-* classes instead of using <b> elements. for example font-weight:bold defined in rich-fileupload-button-content does the same..

Consult reference doc to check classes listing or just use Firebug to check them.

[wachtda]

Hi Ilya

The problem is not that I would style the rich-fileupload-button-content, the problem is that the html code generated trough the rich:fileUpload generates some <b></b> tags arround the label...

Try to inspect it with firebug to see what I mean...

(I know i can overwrite all elements in a css class with a * but this seems to be a horrible hack to me)

Greetings

[ilya_shaikovsky]

https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/RF-8440

Thanks! seems really weird problem will discuss fix possibility in 3.3 branch.

stying in general will be reviewed for 4.x (mean inline styles)