[Humppa]

Hi,

as I’m not using any JSF navigation rules in my application I would like to use action methods which have no return value.

e.g.:
JSF code:

             <ice:commandLink value="Do something"     action="#{bean.OnAction}"/>

bean code:

...
    public void OnAction()
    {
           do something...
    }
...

Everything works fine with that code (I can run it on the server and it works). But the MyEclipse Visual JSF Designer says that the #{bean.OnAction} section is wrong.

Error Text:
Method must have signature “String method()” but has signature “void method()”.

Can I somehow configure MyEclipse so that it ignores that ‘error’ and doesn’t mark it as such?

Regards
Humppa!

[support-joy]

Humppa,

You can right click on the file. Click on MyEclipse > Exclude from Validation. Or you can also change your validation rules here – Window > Preferences > MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench > Validation

Hope this helps.

[Humppa]

Hello joy,

thank You for Your reply.

I now changed Window > Preferences > MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench > Validation -> JSF -> Type Assignment Problems -> Method expression signature incompatibility from Error to Ignore and now it’s okay.

After that i had to revalidate my project by right-clicking on it and choosing MyEclipse -> Run Validation.

That did it for me.
Thx
Humppa!

[support-joy]

Fantastic. Good to hear you are all set.

Best.

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