nope anyone tried: http://www.jsftoolbox.com/products/facelets/index.jsf
On 3/21/07, Stefan Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
exadel does an almost good job with facelets: They handle name-spaces quite good and can even evaluate and code-assist simple expression (that is, if you have your managed beans inside the faces-config.xml, which is not the case with seam) - and now that they have been eaten by jboss (together with richfaces), things may even get better (and the seam-problems may also vanish over time). I don't see so many contenders in the field, but as exadel is painfully slow from time to time, I'm still looking for alternatives - does anyone know if netbeans has facelets-support?! cheers stf 2007/3/21, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Jörn Zaefferer schrieb: > > > > > Now my eclipse-based IDE think I'm editing a JSP and provides content > > assist for all standard JSF components. > > > > The support still isn't as good as for JSPs because I don't provide the > > IDE with tlds for "custom" tags or components. But I can live with that, > > facelets makes my work easy enough anyway. > > True, the main problem is the lack of a decent xhtml/xmlns support in > most ides. > Facelets does not do anything really problematic, it provides xmlns > tags and it uses xhmtl, thats basically it. > > The only thing I can see is that if you use custom attributes in > your compositions the normal xhtml editors fall flat on their face, > thats pretty much the only facelet specific thing I can see. > The main problem is the lousy support of xhtml/xmlns in most editors. > >
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