Thanks for the two really quick answers !
I don't know how I missed the template, looked for it for some time now !
Ok, now, just to see if I've caught it, if I define a new view name section
template like this it will use my custom template for my engine and leave
the default engine untouched :
<view name="section frame">
<element-type>section</element-type>
<engine>my-engine</engine> <format-type>widget</format-type>
<template>nxthemes/jsf/widgets/my-section-frame.xml</template>
</view>
Thanks again.
Nel
2008/6/23 Jean-Marc Orliaguet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Alexandre Russel wrote:
>
>> Nel Taurisson wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm trying to write a new theme engine to change deeply the rendering
>>> mechanism for an app we are building. But it isn't really clear for me how
>>> (where) the theme rendering really occurs.
>>>
>>> If anybody has any cues on that. For example, where are the section
>>> tables (with class ending with SectionFrame) rendered ?
>>>
>>>
>> One of the main idea of the theme engine is its use of URL. A URL, uses a
>> protocol, a host and a resource (http://google.com/index.html)
>> The theme engine defined its own protocol (nxtheme) and when a URL such as
>> nxtheme://... is wanted it ask the:
>> org.nuxeo.theme.protocol.nxtheme.Connection an input stream to fetch it.
>> To see it work, you could put a break point in this class at the start of
>> getInputStream() and see it fetch all it needs.
>> You can also put a break point in:
>> org.nuxeo.theme.jsf.facelets.vendor.DefaultFaceletFactory.getFacelet(URL
>> url)
>> to see from where such URL are fetch.
>>
>> Restart JBoss before so the facelet are created and not fetch from the
>> cache.
>>
>> alex
>>
>>
>>
>
> Hi,
> The rendering of Section Frames is not hardcoded in the theme rendering
> engine at all. In fact it is defined in:
>
> nuxeo-theme-jsf/src/main/resources/OSGI-INF/nxthemes-jsf-contrib.xml
>
>
> <extension target="org.nuxeo.theme.services.ThemeService" point="views">
>
> ...
>
> <view name="section frame">
> <element-type>section</element-type>
> <format-type>widget</format-type>
> <template>nxthemes/jsf/widgets/section-frame.xml</template>
> </view>
>
> </extension>
>
>
> It is possible to register custom views for a specific elements (page,
> section, ...) and also you can register new rendering engines, this is all
> done in XML, not in Java.
>
> I'm working on adding new parameters for the different template engines
> (JSF, freemarker, ..), it will look like:
>
> <view name="section frame">
> <template-engine>jsf-facelets</template-engine>
> <element-type>section</element-type>
> <format-type>widget</format-type>
> <template>nxthemes/jsf/widgets/section-frame.xml</template>
> </view>
>
> /JM
>
_______________________________________________
ECM mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.nuxeo.com/mailman/listinfo/ecm
