Hi Martin, thanks for the input. I will have a go at the xpanel then, do you know of any example that uses the rendered attribute?
Thanks, Jan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Original message: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ embed these two things into an x:panelGrid, and use the rendered-attribute to control which one will be displayed to the user. For laying out components on a large scale, tiles might be a good option. If you lack documentation, maybe you would like to supply some ;))?? would be great! regards, Martin On 6/17/05, Jan Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi list, > > I have started looking into myfaces two weeks ago as I need to move an > existing webapp from its own controller and tag libs to a jsf setup. I am > quite impressed with the components myfaces provides, though it lacks some > documentation. > Our app requires the user to login first and enables certain navigation > areas depending on the users role (not container based). The login mask is > displayed instead of the navigation points for an user not currently > logged in. This has been done using custom tag libs so far. In a jsf setup > I would like to still display one or the other depending on the users > status and role, and keep that code together all in one navigation.jsp. > Is there a best practice kind of approach to this, or can somebody suggest > components to use for something like this? > > TIA, Jan >
