It'd actually be javax.faces.Hidden that you'd want to look at (and maybe the other Input components). As long as it's not prohibited, then it's allowed. Ie, not being mentioned at all is fine :-)
On 4/17/07, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > The second is to wrap every hidden field rendered by the jsf-impl with > > > a div-Element. > > > > While this sounds really weird. Can you quote the HTML spec for this > > requierement? > > I had someone else tell me that the requirement is that all input > elements must be wrapped in a div, so I've heard about this one > before. It seems likely that this will be allowed by the JSF > renderkit spec, but you'll need to doublecheck the link I sent. Encode behaviour for renderer type javax.faces.Text: > Render the clientId of the component as the value of the "name" attribute. Render the current value of the component as the value of the "value" attribute. If the "styleClass" attribute is specified, render its value as the value of the "class" attribute. There isn't mentioned anything about a wrapping div.
