On 5/3/07, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It should also include t:saveState. Possibly t:aliasBean (havent used it myself).
+1
Maybe verison of t:dataList (the "simple" mode) that doesn't render state? This one is more of a stretch, I expect, but an enhanced component iterator would be a good thing in commons.
isn't that guy rendering somewhat HTML ?
Are the client-side validation parts of the validators going to cause issues with a commons library, or can just the "server-side" part of the validators be in commons?
first I think "only" server-side. I'd also like to see Trinidad's client-side Converter/Validator support in a commons JAR.
I haven't looked at how this was implemented.
thanks for your feedback! -Matthias
On 5/3/07, Matthias Wessendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings from the ApacheCon in Amsterdam. > > It was discussed a lot on the list and Bernd and I are now taking the > time to layout a "apache-myfaces-commons-[SUBSET]-VERSION.jar" file. > > Commons: > -What should go into a commons JAR? > Non renderKit related things like > -Converters and Validators > -NonFacesRequestServlet from Tobago > -FacesContextFactory from Tobago to ensure a kind of common layer > for doing uploads > -the selectItems component from Tomahawk > -what are we missing ??? > > Build dependencies: > - Trinidad's plugins/utils to generate stuff like the TagClass file. > > The vision: > Why this is needed ? > It is kind of hard to actually use only some "common" pieces of > Tomahawk. At least to add a custom validator, the complete jar is > needed. The vision is also to add some "common" pieces from > Trinidad/tobago to it. > > For Tomahawk this will not mean, you have to introduce a new namespace > for adding the converter/validator, the "commons-jar" can be a rt > dependency so that the TLD file is only referencing to the classes > w/in the commons.jar. > > What are you missing ? > We will compile a list into the MyFaces wiki, based on your feedback/comments > > -Bernd/Matthias >
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