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user745235
user745235

Reputation:

PrimeFaces - Failed to load resource

I've looked on similar questions and none of the solutions worked.

I'm doing a Ajax call but my method is never called.

I have this error on Chrome: 

GET http://localhost:8080/ERP.GUI2/views/user/login.html  jquery.js.html:23
b.ajaxTransport.send jquery.js.html:23
b.extend.ajax jquery.js.html:23
PrimeFaces.ajax.Queue.offer primefaces.js.html:1
PrimeFaces.ajax.AjaxRequest primefaces.js.html:1
PrimeFaces.ab primefaces.js.html:1
onclick

I have checked and those files are ok, they exist and the path is correct, I can open them on the browser.

Here is my button:

<p:commandButton actionListener="#{userController.logIn()}" value="Entrar"/>

There are times when the error is just:

Failed to load resource http://localhost:8080/ERP.GUI2/views/user/login.html

When I first run the code, no errors are reported, the error shows exactly when I click the button calling the method.

I don't know if it is important but I'm using Eclipse and it have added a JavaScript Resources, I don't know if it is interfering in something and don't know how to remove it.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2076

Answers (1)

rbento
rbento

Reputation: 11608

If you're using JSF ManagedBean annotation or any JSF scope annotation like @RequestScoped or @SessionScoped, make sure it imports from javax.faces.bean package.

Sometimes code completion imports from the wrong package by mistake.

Now, assuming that your logIn() method is public void as in:

public void logIn() 
{
    //login code here 
}

you should remove the parenthesis from EL because the actionListener property already expects a method expression.

Try:

<p:commandButton actionListener="#{userController.logIn}" value="Entrar"/>

I hope it helps.

Upvotes: 1

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