Still in the subject, is there any utils to avoid writing ugly render code in the component, like doing encodeInputField,encodeXXXButton, etc..., like in the corejsf book??? I've seen the code in myfaces, is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much cleaner and elegant, but I couldn't understood a thing :(. I have basically two
questions:
1 - What is the purpose of the <Component>.xml, like HtmlInputText.xml??? It overrides dinamically the default component
with the attributes added in it (and the generateStateMethods="true" and generateUserRoleMethods="true" attributes in the component node exists for what purpose???)?
2 - Why the hell isn't any writer, or encode, or even decode code in faces components (I've searched for this kind of code in the components, but in the four that I've searched, there were no code like this)???
Another thing is that the code insid HtmlInputText, for example, has valueBinding, something that in corejsf book is inside the Tag class. What's the "best practice" to write components in JSF? For my newbie point of view, your code(myfaces) is "THE" best example to follow. ;)
Thanks and Best Regards
2005/11/3, Bruno Aranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Apart from including the classes, you have to include the tld and the
faces-config.xml (where you define the component and the renderer) in
the META-INF folder of your jar package,
Regards,
Bruno
2005/11/3, Martin Marinschek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> source? I hope you are packaging the classes ;)
>
> regards,
>
> Martin
>
> On 11/3/05, Rafael Nami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sorry about this silly question, but I have this simple problem.
> > When I write my own component, I do essentially what corejsf book says,
> > and it works nicely. But when I try to jar this component and use it, it
> > isn't finding the UI class.
> > (I'm putting in the JAR all the sources, excluding of course the libs and
> > the resources(tld)).
> > What are the steps to write my own component and pack it nicely in a jar
> > file?
> >
> > Thanks and best regards
> >
> > Rafael Mauricio Nami
> >
>
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