Hi there,
I just want to give my response aswell.
As a rarely jsf developer, I'm always in the situation, that
I've got to setup my myfaces enviroment
from new, because I'm not always on track with the changes.
Even Eclipse and its different web/jsf
plugins change so quickly...
It would save me
Yes for the examples (include the dependencies). It is an end-user product, a full web app.
>From a library-user (i.e. developer) standpoint: don't include the external jars in the binary distro.
1) It is a lot of bandwidth for stuff I have already.
2) It is a lot, in a project as wide as
Hi ajax *fans*
here is another project (from google)
http://goog-ajaxslt.sourceforge.net/
it is available under BSD licence.
Regards,
Matthias
Hello,
During the development of a framework based on Struts and JSF (using the
struts-faces integration library) I came accross a problem with
DummyFormUtils. The current way DymmyFormUtils is handled does not allow the
developer to extend the behaviour in any way. For the struts-faces
myfaces-example throws NoClassDefFoundError on test page
Key: MYFACES-292
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-292
Project: MyFaces
Type: Bug
Environment: http://irian.at/myfaces/
Reporter:
This would not avoid the situation that the IDE specific files would
be in the local work dir and attempted to be synchronized with the
repository.
They have to be placed on the ignore list anyway.
I hope that maven will not be used for MyFaces.
Regards,
Heinz
On 6/27/05, ir. ing. Jan Dockx
I hope that maven will not be used for MyFaces.
Don't worry. Ant will continue to be the build mechanism for the
foreseeable future. We should Maven though and see what it has to
offer. Even if we adopt Maven I would think we would keep the Ant
build files up to date since most developers
What do people think about including javadoc in the binary distro?
Obviously the javadoc won't be in the SVN but should it be included in
the distro? What about the javadoc for the TLD?
sean
+1
it was always included
and that's what everybody expects, at least for the custom components
code and taglib - it's the place where much of the documention is now,
and where people also expect it most for an open source product
-Manfred
2005/6/28, Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What do
Mike,
You were correct at the time of your posting but the location has moved
(https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/core/tags/before_svn_reorg.)
Out of curiosity, why do you need the old source code? The new code
should suffice. The build process is almost complete but for now you
can
Evening
While reading up on the x:inputDate tag I came across the marvelously
made components UIPlanner and UISCheduler. I also read that they are to
be included.
So here are my obvious questions:
When can I use them :)
What will be the datamodel?
can I testdrive them?
I was so impressed with
The sandbox is almost ready. I've been working on getting the build
script hammered out for the other artifacts before concentrating on
the sandbox.
Since there is growing interest in the sandbox I will try and get
started tonight by adding the first sandbox component: inputSuggest.
UIPlanner
We're hoping to have the sandbox up and running soon. There is
actually a subproject in SVN for it and the revamped build process has
been designed to accomodate a sandbox project.
There are two steps here.
#1) Get basic sandbox structure setup with a single component to get
us started. I'll
-Original Message-
What do people think about including javadoc in the binary distro?
Obviously the javadoc won't be in the SVN but should it be included in
the distro? What about the javadoc for the TLD?
-/Original Message-
I could live with a separate download or as a part of
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