[paulspencer]

ME 5.0.1

The JSP Designer marks <f:convertNumber type=”percent” /> as “Value is not valid”. It does not reconize “percent” as an allowable value. Per the 1.1 spec, jsf-1_1-mr-spec section 9.4.4, tha allowable values are “number”, “currency” and “percent”.

Is this a bug in ME?

Paul Spencer

[support-eugene]

MyFaces 1.1 TLD declare number, currency or percentage as valid values for this attribute.
Sun RI does not declare this attribute as enum, but it still has following comment:
Specifies how the number string will be formatted and parsed. Valid values are “number”, “currency”, and “percentage”. Default value is “number”.

[paulspencer]

Which is correct?
o “percent” – Documented in the 1.1 Spec and used by the MyFaces implementation
o “percentage” – Documented in the 1.1 TLD

I suspect the TLD is wrong.

Paul Spencer

[support-eugene]

@paulspencer wrote:

Which is correct?
o “percent” – Documented in the 1.1 Spec and used by the MyFaces implementation
o “percentage” – Documented in the 1.1 TLD

I suspect the TLD is wrong.

Paul Spencer

I tested it, “percentage” is not supported. Looks like a bug in MyFaces. We will consider bundling newer MyFaces versions in next MyEclipse releases. It is likely they have this problem fixed.

[paulspencer]

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