Hi all.
Last night I played a bit with Velocity templates to render JSF UI
components. Here is a document that contains some infos regarding
this.
Note: it is a first version. Not complete, but I'll look deeper into this.
Here it goes:
http://people.apache.org/~matzew/jsfvelocity.html
Perhaps
Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Hi all.
Last night I played a bit with Velocity templates to render JSF UI
components. Here is a document that contains some infos regarding
this.
Note: it is a first version. Not complete, but I'll look deeper into this.
Here it goes:
Werner,
thanks for your feedback, During the weekend I'll look more at that.
Yes the putting the ui component to the context is fine. thanks (was
late... ;))
I'll keep you updated for *news* on that.
-Matthias
On 7/6/05, Werner Punz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Hi
Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Werner,
thanks for your feedback, During the weekend I'll look more at that.
Yes the putting the ui component to the context is fine. thanks (was
late... ;))
I'll keep you updated for *news* on that.
Yes really neat stuff.. as I said I have used Velocity based
Werner,
One thing I could see with your approach would be a generalized velocity
renderer, which checks if the component has the binding attribute
template and then it loads the template from that attribute and
pushes the component in...
that way you dont even have to define anything in the
I was thinking about maybe using the Facelet approach for the
component creation as well - this is basically exact the same stuff as
defining the components by using JSP. I don't know how to do loops and
stuff like that then, though...
regards,
Martin
On 7/6/05, Matthias Wessendorf [EMAIL
I was thinking about maybe using the Facelet approach for the
component creation as well - this is basically exact the same stuff as
defining the components by using JSP. I don't know how to do loops and
stuff like that then, though...
The Clay component under Shale is another example of
Martin Marinschek wrote:
I was thinking about maybe using the Facelet approach for the
component creation as well - this is basically exact the same stuff as
defining the components by using JSP. I don't know how to do loops and
stuff like that then, though...
Facelet is very similar but a much
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was thinking about maybe using the Facelet approach for the
component creation as well - this is basically exact the same stuff as
defining the components by using JSP. I don't know how to do loops and
stuff like that then, though...
The Clay component under Shale
I was thinking about maybe using the Facelet approach for the
component creation as well - this is basically exact the same stuff as
defining the components by using JSP. I don't know how to do loops and
stuff like that then, though...
The Clay component under Shale is another example
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