Am Montag, 12. September 2005 11:13 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > You can use this config in your web.xml, there should be no JavaScript...
Thanks for your hint about how to suppress JavaScript output using context parameters. This may work, but I still think, that MyFaces violates the JSF specification: The method ViewTag.doAfterBody() (of the core view action) explicitely depends on the HTML RenderKit -- at least for client side state saving. As far as I understand chapter 9.4, this is a violation of the spec, or is it not? Chapter 9.4 states: "All JSF implementations must provide a tag library containing core actions that are independent of a particular RenderKit." Using a RenderKit for some markup different from HTML, this code in the method will not work. I don't know how much harm it does, though (yet). But I would guess, that client side state saving should not work for a different RenderKit. P.S. I am referring to the nightly built from 20050812. I don't know whether the code has been changed in the meantime. Regards, Andreas Schenk
