Yes, they definitely could be used in that way. The basic picture is that you write up a bunch of little mini faces-config.xml files, one for each component (don't have to, actually, you could generate straight from one big faces-config), and from that we autogenerate: - Java component classes - JSP tag classes - TLD file - Tag documentation - Facelets definition file - Overall merged faces-config.xml
-- Adam On 10/8/06, Bruno Aranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That sounds really interesting. As you may know, we are working quite actively in the implementation of MyFaces 1.2. Now I am migrating the JSF core tags, but we will reach soon the point to migrate the HTML Basic components. I don't know the exact details of how this autogeneration works for Trinidad, but couldn't we have the same or similar method to generate the JSF basic html components for MyFaces? Sorry for cross-posting but I think this can be interesting, Cheers, Bruno
