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The <c:if> tag and rendered attribute are
actually slightly different.
This prevents the component from being added to the
heirachy:
<c:if test="${false}">
<h:outputText
value="hello"/>
</c:if>
This prevents the component from being rendered but
it still exists in the heirarchy:
<h:outputText value="hello"
rendered="false"/>
I've found <c:if> can be useful because it
does that.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 1:47 PM
Subject: Re: JSTL-Faces bridge
broken?
There are several cases where you can mix and match both.
c:if is one of them. c:foreach is not.
but as I said the problem was an old jar which broke things left and
right.
c:if is in most cases unecessary, I replaced my c:if with a rendered
attribute
does the same and does not have to rely on jstl
Am 20.04.2005 um 16:59 schrieb Sean Schofield:
There are known issues with JSTL and JSF but I am not an expert
enough
at either to say for sure this is your problem. I take it you are
aware that you are not really supposed to be mixing the two
right?
The new JSF spec seems to make big strides in that area
however.
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