On 11/28/05, Legolas Woodland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you very much for your very expressive answers ,
Craig
On 11/28/05, Craig McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
On 11/27/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
If you use Studio Creator2 you will have to use the RI,
the code this tool generates is very good but roots into the com.sun
hierarchy left and right, which is not TCK, hence you will have
to use the RI and additional creator runtimes for the new components.
As for ajax, use ajax anywhere, I have not used it yet, but it looks
very good.
Werner,
This is not quite right. The "com.sun" classes you are referring to are *not* dependent on the JSF RI ... they are a runtime layer on top of any standard JSF implementation (essentially at the same place that Shale would go).
The RI is definitely used inside the tool, but you're free to replace it in the deployed runtime application.
Craig
By your answer i found that for now there is no ready to use package of JSF component for JSC ?
Another item , i worked with JSC and it seems to have problem with Unicode data.
for example if i enter some data into a form and after submitting the form i try to show them in another page all of my character are converted to #2654.... (their ) Unicode representation.
I followed this issue and found that it is a know problem and will be solved in next version
now here are my question :
1-this is a problem related to Component library ?
2-if i make my application with current EA 2 version , will it works ok in next version ?
3-is there any date estimation about next release ?
4-how does JSC handle Internationalization ?
in struts time i use bean:message tag and enter the tags in my resource file. now JSC make all jobs easier , does it has i18n features for text,.... ?
Thank you
A much better place to ask questions about Sun Java Studio Creator is the developer forum for it:
http://swforum.sun.com/jive/forum.jspa?forumID=123
There are also useful tutorials covering building internationalized applications with Creator (along with tutorials on lots of other topics as well):
Craig
