RE: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request
Ok some I'm deep into the sandbox adding a couple of controls but have question One of the tags is based on a simple div but calls out to some external JS. The tag implementation is based on tomahawk's div tag (HtmlTag) but I get errors thrown from myfaces stating that it can't find the tag renderer. The code is in the jar (I checked), the tag family and type are set as per the div and fieldset controls, the sandbox faces config has been updated (control and renderer sections) -- no spelling errors!!, the tld works (tested and verified) but I must be missing some crucial step. Any clues? Thanks -Original Message- From: Mike Kienenberger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 12:15 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request On 5/4/06, Julian Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm not sure if this is the place for suggesting components to add to > the sandbox but anyway > > How about adding a spinner control which can take Integers and/or > decimals with configurable step sizes and which would > increment/decrement on either the server or the client. We currently > use one cobbled together from the Myfaces book and it works great but > it would be nice to have one which is integrated and standardized into > the MyFaces framework. :) Can you open a JIRA issue, and attach your component to it? You'll want to "convert" it to MyFaces sandbox packaging, provide some documentation, and an example, but that's the best way to get it into the Tomahawk framework. Take a look at these two pages: http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Contributing_Patches http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/promotion
Re: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request
On 5/4/06, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Nice to have the WIKI on promoting Sandbox to Tomahawk. Is there a WIKI on how best to create a new sandbox component from scratch and what steps should be taken? (not just migrating it from jsf-comp for example). I looked at the Contributing_Patches, and looked at the focus JIRA issue, but not all the files were there for the JIRA (like the HTML files were not there). http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Contributing_Patches is currently the best source. However, both of these pages are new, and they need improving. Hopefully the next person to use it as a guide for submitting a new component will also go in and update the page as we find missing items. Once I get time (maybe after June), I may try to help out by writing some of the new components people have been asking for and adding them to the sandbox (or jsf-comp if that is the way to go). No, I think the sandbox is the way to go, provided there are no licensing issues. The pros for jsf-comp is that anyone can get commit access, which makes it an easy place to develop a first draft of a component and quickly make changes. As you noted in a personal email to me on a different topic, the downside of jsf-comp is that it's a pain to deal with releasing and other maintenance issues. Sandbox reverses the pros and cons.
Re: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request
Nice to have the WIKI on promoting Sandbox to Tomahawk. Is there a WIKI on how best to create a new sandbox component from scratch and what steps should be taken? (not just migrating it from jsf-comp for example). I looked at the Contributing_Patches, and looked at the focus JIRA issue, but not all the files were there for the JIRA (like the HTML files were not there). Once I get time (maybe after June), I may try to help out by writing some of the new components people have been asking for and adding them to the sandbox (or jsf-comp if that is the way to go). -Andrew On 5/4/06, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 5/4/06, Julian Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm not sure if this is the place for suggesting components to add to the > sandbox but anyway > > How about adding a spinner control which can take Integers and/or decimals > with configurable step sizes and which would increment/decrement on either > the server or the client. We currently use one cobbled together from the > Myfaces book and it works great but it would be nice to have one which is > integrated and standardized into the MyFaces framework. :) Can you open a JIRA issue, and attach your component to it? You'll want to "convert" it to MyFaces sandbox packaging, provide some documentation, and an example, but that's the best way to get it into the Tomahawk framework. Take a look at these two pages: http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Contributing_Patches http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/promotion
Re: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request
On 5/4/06, Julian Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm not sure if this is the place for suggesting components to add to the sandbox but anyway How about adding a spinner control which can take Integers and/or decimals with configurable step sizes and which would increment/decrement on either the server or the client. We currently use one cobbled together from the Myfaces book and it works great but it would be nice to have one which is integrated and standardized into the MyFaces framework. :) Can you open a JIRA issue, and attach your component to it? You'll want to "convert" it to MyFaces sandbox packaging, provide some documentation, and an example, but that's the best way to get it into the Tomahawk framework. Take a look at these two pages: http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Contributing_Patches http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/promotion
Re: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request
Patches are welcome ;) Dennis Byrne >-Original Message- >From: Julian Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Thursday, May 4, 2006 12:08 PM >To: ''MyFaces Discussion'' >Subject: Sandbox/Tomahawk Component Request > >I'm not sure if this is the place for suggesting components to add to the >sandbox but anyway > >How about adding a spinner control which can take Integers and/or decimals >with configurable step sizes and which would increment/decrement on either >the server or the client. We currently use one cobbled together from the >Myfaces book and it works great but it would be nice to have one which is >integrated and standardized into the MyFaces framework. :) > > >
