Mario: My whole idea is to reduce the necessary effort of myfaces users in order to enable client side validation. My aim was to avoid additional tags and use a context param to turn on/off client validation. Also with an extended form renderer, decorate the onsubmit event and render scripts.
My initial experiments like;
http://jsf-comp.sourceforge.net/components/clientvalidators/index.html
and the shale's validation use a seperate component to render the client script and users need to set the onsubmit event of the form manually to check for validation. I always tried to avoid this but in the end I've realized it is inevitable since people need to replace h:form with t:form.
It would absolutely be excellent if h:form of myfaces is allowed to render the client validation scripts, then there is no need for a t:fom or any additinal tag. Anyway, I've also done some work in sandbox some time ago;
http://www.irian.at/cagatay-validation-sandbox/home.jsf
That sounds also good to me Mario, to play with it a little longer until these compatibility issues are hopefully resolved. We can also take care of the client converter stuff there too. Also for now, onkeypress type validations can be integrated.
My initial experiments like;
http://jsf-comp.sourceforge.net/components/clientvalidators/index.html
and the shale's validation use a seperate component to render the client script and users need to set the onsubmit event of the form manually to check for validation. I always tried to avoid this but in the end I've realized it is inevitable since people need to replace h:form with t:form.
It would absolutely be excellent if h:form of myfaces is allowed to render the client validation scripts, then there is no need for a t:fom or any additinal tag. Anyway, I've also done some work in sandbox some time ago;
http://www.irian.at/cagatay-validation-sandbox/home.jsf
That sounds also good to me Mario, to play with it a little longer until these compatibility issues are hopefully resolved. We can also take care of the client converter stuff there too. Also for now, onkeypress type validations can be integrated.
Matthias: Yes, the project I'm working for uses ibm jsf, not my choice for sure:)
Regards,
Cagatay
