cool to hear! have fun in the mountains ;)
regards, Martin On 7/13/05, Jurgen Lust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I will write a tutorial for the schedule component and put it in the Wiki as > soon as I can. That will be in 10 days at the soonest though, as I am leaving > for the mountains tomorrow, far from anything even closely resembling a PC > (although I might take my laptop :-D). > In august I'll be working fulltime on the scheduling app this component was > created for, so expect a lot of improvements then. > > Regards, > > Jurgen > > Citeren Bruno Aranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Ladies and gentlemen, I finished the porting of the brand new > > x:schedule component to myfaces and the result is very promissing. > > Congratulations to Jurgen Lust for this component! > > There is work to be done, bugs to be found, but anyway, you can start > > playing with it. I provide three patches: one for the sandbox classes, > > one for a extremely simple example and one for the necessary update in > > the build.xml if you want to compile the examples (the example backing > > been for this components needs to use classes from the sandbox > > subproject, like the model). > > Jurgen and I have been exchanging mails with patches and code. It will > > be easier to provide now patches if the component is in the myfaces > > codebase. > > There is a second component under way, the x:planner, you might see > > that it is already in the sandbox tld, but it does not work right now > > because we have concentrated in the schedule. Jurgen and I will > > provide new documentation for this (Jurgen, you told me so ;-), you > > can create some wiki help if you want, tutorials, etc), but, in the > > meanwhile, take a look at the example... in the sandbox.war > > Right now there are also some style limitations (some styles are > > hardcoded) and this is something that might change in the future... > > > > Best regards, > > > > Bruno > > > > > -- > >
