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Don't extend the GMapMarker class. You have to "override it" - making it your own. I never got it to work with extending... probably because I didn't add it to the tag-lib or something like that.

In my app I have a GMapMarker class in package com.icesoft.faces.component.gmap. Just make sure that the classloader loads your own class first and not the one provided by IceFaces.

/Søren

Hi Ballen

I'm afraid I can't answer your question...

However, I had the same problem. I ended up calling a servlet via AJAX (XMLHttpRequest) every time a marker was clicked. The servlet then returns the text that goes in the bubble.

Did you remember to select the Icefaces configuration in the New Dynamic Web project Wizard?

Select ICEfaces Project or ICEfaces Facelets Project.

The error you get is when the icefaces.jar isn't present in your classpath.

When something doesn't work on Websphere (WAS) and it works on e.g. Tomcat usually WAS is to blame.

Earlier I have worked with WAS (6.0/6.1) and found some problems with IBM's implementations of various things.

If I were you I would look into :
- the Application classloader - this can be set to application first - to make sure all of the applications libs are loaded first. WAS can have some 'old' libs with the same implementations. This is the case for e.g. JSP
- Check all fix-packs for you WAS on IBM homepage... Unfortunately updating to the latest version isn't always the answer. So make sure to check all fix-packs.

And remember that WAS runs on its own IBM JVM and not SUN JVM. So make sure you are using the right compiler.

Hope this may guide you in the right direction.

I just observed that my colleague didn't have the same problem. I have now changed the id back and everything still works.

I attached a snapshot of my Eclipse workbench.

So by description I mean all of the text i the red square was missing. Hope that makes sense :)

Hi,

I had a problem with the Palette in the Web Page Editor in Eclipse Galileo

I installed all the plugins - but there where no descriptions for the ICEfaces components in the palette. This made a bit hard for a beginner to guess what all the icons meant.

I found that if I changed the id tag in the icefaces_component.xml file located in my <Eclipse-install-dir>\plugins\com.icesoft.ide.eclipse.designtime_3.6.2.200910012033\metadata folder I got the descriptions working.

I changed the value from : id="http://www.icesoft.com/icefaces/component"
to : id="http://www.icefaces.org/component"

Is this an error in the plug-in? Or did I go wrong somewhere else?