I also can recommend Kitos book, I think the appendix example components
are the best introductions you can get into component building currntly.
And yes, SelectMany might be a good headstart as well.
Anything higher than UIComponent pretty much is a better start than
UIComponent itself.
Werner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I personally think subclassing UISelectMany would be the best way,
because you have to deal with all the converter stuff and the result is
similar to a UISelectMany component. But it depends on what requirements
you have.
You can also create subcomponents by code and/or use an existing render
of standard components (at Renderer interface level). This explained by
KITO D. MANN in the online appendix of "JavaServer Faces in Action".
Mathias
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 01.07.2005 18:34:28:
> Hi Mariano, the best way to do this is to find a component which does
> most of the wanted functionality and then write a child class of the
> tag, the renderer and the component (if needed)
>
> You can use UIComponent as a base, but you will save lots of work if you
> start with a more high level approach (Most components derive from
> something higher than UIComponent or UIInput)
>
> For the ShuttleList a Panel or a Div might be a good starting point as a
> base because you need some kind of Panel Functionality anway.
>
> Werner
>
>
>
> Mariano Petrakovsky wrote:
> > After long time, I'm decide to create a custom component. :P
> >
> > I want to do a component like ShuttleList of ADF, Two
SelectManyListBox,
> > four CommandButtons (Add, Add All, Remove, Remove All). The
elements inside
> > Lists can move together Lists.
> >
> > My cuestion is... can extends an existent UIComponent to do this
or... I
> > extends of UIComponent Class :(?
> > How think is the better mode to do this component? :)
> > Thanxs!!!
> >
> >
>
