Great news. Once the components are available, I will be happy to work with it and beta test drive the especially the model.
Ron On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 08:28 +0200, Bruno Aranda wrote: > Jurgen has made a wonderful work with these components. I am working > in the porting and the works are pretty advance. As soon as the > sandbox is ready I will submit the patches to be applied. For the > first version, there will be limitations in the style customization as > some of the styles are actually hardcoded, but there is a css file > that could be overwritten. > The model is specific for that components. There is, for instance, a > ScheduleModel... I will give more details of it once the porting of > the components is ready, and that will be soon, maybe next week as > long as my private schedule allows it and the sandbox is ready... Use > examples will be also provided, > > Regards, > > Bruno > > > 2005/6/29, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > We're hoping to have the sandbox up and running soon. There is > > actually a subproject in SVN for it and the revamped build process has > > been designed to accomodate a sandbox project. > > > > There are two steps here. > > > > #1) Get basic sandbox structure setup with a single component to get > > us started. I'll handle that with the new inputSuggest component Matt > > and I have been working on. > > > > #2) Port over the components to MyFaces. Bruno seems to be helping > > out on that one. Once he's done I will commit them to the sandbox (or > > one of the other committers will.) > > > > Since these components are already JSF, porting them over shouldn't be > > too hard. There are just certain utility methods and TLD conventions > > that we take advantage of. Plus faces-config.xml should be modified. > > > > So they should probably be available soon. > > > > Regards, > > sean > > > > On 6/28/05, Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Evening > > > > > > While reading up on the <x:inputDate> tag I came across the marvelously > > > made components UIPlanner and UISCheduler. I also read that they are to > > > be included. > > > So here are my obvious questions: > > > When can I use them :) > > > What will be the datamodel? > > > can I testdrive them? > > > > > > I was so impressed with how they look. I am currently writing a j2ee > > > based implementation of a calendaring server (based on the RFC's) and > > > these components would make my life sooooo much easier. > > > > > > > > > Ron Smits > > > -- > > > Double your disk space - delete Windows! > > > > > > -- Albert Dorofeev > > > > > > > > > > > -- "Microsoft technology" -- isn't that an oxymoron? -- Gareth Barnard
