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1. Re: s:link performance problem
stefanotravelli Jan 6, 2009 5:07 PM (in response to ggbustos)Use <h:commandLink> or, at least, specify the target view in the
view
attribute (maybe <s:link view="/requirementeEdit.xhtml" .... />).Using <s:link> with an action is often questionable (see this commend on another thread).
<s:link> with action and no view definitely calls for a <h:commandLink>.
stefano
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2. Re: s:link performance problem
ggbustos Jan 6, 2009 6:44 PM (in response to ggbustos)hmmm, this solve my problem on my requirement screen, but not in other pages that I have. Because in some methods it's probably that return diferents pages, so i don't need a view hardcoded in my page. I tried with h:commandLink and the very long url was solved, but is calling twice the requirementList.xhtml I don't need that those links in JSF call twice my pages. I will know a better solution, probably I am doing something bad.
thanks for you response!!
Gustavo.-
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3. Re: s:link performance problem
ggbustos Jan 12, 2009 3:49 PM (in response to ggbustos)I will apreciate any other response.
Thanks!!!
Gustavo.-