A new component library could be nice indeed.
On 12/12/06, Adam Winer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe we could pull all of the image generation code out of trinidad-impl
and into a third library? I really want it out of the main library - for
a
totally unused API, it adds a lot of code.
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So I've cleaned up my patch.
I've removed the dependence on trinidadinternal.ui and I've added some
classes which I needed to implement server side buttons.
Mark
Mark Robinson wrote:
Hi,
I've written up a patch which will enable the use of server generated
buttons in tr:commandButtons.
So I've cleaned up my patch.
I've removed the dependence on trinidadinternal.ui and I've added some
classes which I needed to implement server side buttons.
Mark
Adam Winer wrote:
On 12/5/06, Mark Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam,
By myfaces.ui, do you mean trinidadinternal.ui?
Adam,
By myfaces.ui, do you mean trinidadinternal.ui? Is there a reason for
getting rid of it? Also, is there migration documentation? Ie, class X
is gone, use class Y and Z.
Thanks,
Mark
Adam Winer wrote:
Mark,
It's not OK for anything in myfaces.trinidadinternal.renderkit to have
On 12/5/06, Mark Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam,
By myfaces.ui, do you mean trinidadinternal.ui?
Oops, yes.
Is there a reason for
getting rid of it? Also, is there migration documentation? Ie, class X
is gone, use class Y and Z.
It is ancient legacy code - based on UIX - that has
Mark,
Yes, he means trinidadinternal.ui. The reason we are getting rid of
this is basically a historical reason. These classes are basically a
set of adapters designed to port Oracle's old UIX component base over to
Faces. As the components were enhanced and expanded, we started turning
Hi all,
Have we decided that we want to keep the image generation code around,
then? Looking back at old emails, it sounds like a couple of people want
to keep the rounded-buttons.
Thanks,
Jeanne
Scott O'Bryan wrote:
Mark,
Yes, he means trinidadinternal.ui. The reason we are getting rid
Mark,
It's not OK for anything in myfaces.trinidadinternal.renderkit to have
dependencies on code in myfaces.ui; our goal is to kill all
code in myfaces.ui.
So, for example:
import org.apache.myfaces.trinidadinternal.ui.UIXRenderingContext;
import
