Okay, I am doing something wrong, it is not broken.
If I am having a custom script that I do not want in Common for a core
component, how can I do it?
I am adding JS code for my panelBorderLayout enhancement that is only
needed for IE6. So I want to send it down from the renderer after
checking the version.
Right now I have the JS code in a string in my renderer in a class
extending Scriptlet. I would like to have it in a JS file instead.
How can I use LibraryScriplet to add this file from the renderer?
Where must I do all the registration for this new JS file so that the
resource loaders find it correctly?
Thanks,
Andrew
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 5:07 PM, Andrew Robinson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A renderer using LibraryScriptlet is getting the URL:
> /trinidad-demo/adf/jsLibs/DebugApacheChart1_2_8.js
> instead of:
> /trinidad-demo/adf/jsLibsDebug/ApacheChart1_2_8.js
>
> The former is what is added to the page. The latter is what is being
> generated by the build. As a result, any component using
> LibraryScriplet will break if JS debugging is turned on.
>
> Anyone know why this is and if one was changed, why the other was not?
>
> It would be hard to fix the LibraryScriplet as it would require an API change
>
> Code snippets from LibraryScriptlet.java:
>
> protected String getLibraryName(
> FacesContext context,
> RenderingContext arc)
> {
> String libraryName = _libraryName;
>
> if (_isDebug(context))
> libraryName = "Debug" + libraryName;
>
> return libraryName;
> }
>
> public static String getBaseLibURL()
> {
> return _JSLIBS_DIRECTORY;
> }
>
> static private final String _JSLIBS_DIRECTORY = "/adf/jsLibs/";
>
> -Andrew
>
