Hi Mike,
I have switched from struts to JSF for our companies product
development, as I can say that JSF is totally CSS oriented. Each
control has a CSS class as a property, and a lot of the tomahawk
components provide their own base CSS classes by default (have a look
at the tabbed pane from
Ronald
I am also thinking of switching to JSF. Do you use Shale, MyFaces or Sun JSF?
Any reasons your company starts to use JSF as I am standing at the
cross road of Struts and JSF?
Thanks
On 11/14/05, Ronald Holshausen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
I have switched from struts to JSF
Have a look at the clay component from shale, as this supports this
type of development process more fully as you could then use the
generated HTML from the graphic artists directly, just add some ids
much like Tapestry does.
Did you take a look at Facelets? It's something like Tapestry for
Ronald,
I am a bit confused that MyFaces and Shale both implements JSF.
Why you need to use both? why not use one of them?
What about Struts-Faces? It integrates Struts and JSF.
Do you consider it?
On 11/14/05, Ronald Holshausen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Shale, Tiles and MyFaces. The main
On 11/14/05, pc leung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ronald,
I am a bit confused that MyFaces and Shale both implements JSF.
Why you need to use both? why not use one of them?
What about Struts-Faces? It integrates Struts and JSF.
Do you consider it?
MyFaces implements JSR 127 (JavaServer
I downloaded it, and went through their docs online, but I haven't had
a chance to play with it yet :-(
On 14/11/05, Bernhard Slominski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look at the clay component from shale, as this supports this
type of development process more fully as you could then use the
I use Shale, Tiles and MyFaces. The main reason for moving over is
that JSF is being pushed by Sun as the standard for J2EE user
interfaces, and is getting picked up by some of the big companies like
Oracle, so I think it will gain a lot of momentum and support from
most vendors. I also like the
There is a difference between specifying CSS attributes and creating a liquid
CSS design. The
later involves a complete separation of style and content where a web page or
JSP becomes a series
of div tags that flow; a single style sheet can be used to change the look
and feel of the
entire
On 11/14/05, Mike Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a difference between specifying CSS attributes and creating a
liquid CSS design. The
later involves a complete separation of style and content where a web page
or JSP becomes a series
of div tags that flow; a single style sheet can be
Thx Craig.
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In JSF 1.0/1.1 it is pretty much OK, but there are interoperability issues
trying to put div elements inside another JSF component. Most of those
issues have been dealt with in JSF 1.2. However, even there you're *much*
better off designing components that render the div elements
On 11/14/05, Mike Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thx Craig.
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In JSF 1.0/1.1 it is pretty much OK, but there are interoperability issues
trying to put div elements inside another JSF component. Most of those
issues have been dealt with in JSF 1.2. However, even there you're *much*
better
I know there are some leading edge JSF and Shale gurus who monitor this list.
I have a basic
question: Can rich web application interfaces be created in JSF?
I've looked at MyFaces and Tomahawk (http://myfaces.apache.org/). The source
code that can be
found in the examples at
On 11/11/05, Mike Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know there are some leading edge JSF and Shale gurus who monitor this
list. I have a basic
question: Can rich web application interfaces be created in JSF?
Sure it can. CSS based or AJAX based, or whatever you want.
But the key issue that
On 11/11/05, Mike Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know the concept is that JSF components can be rendered for different
viewing devices;
however, I'm not sure the creators of JSF really thought through the process
of how most web
applications are created. I think the usual case is that a
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From: Mike Duffy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [OT] JSF Interface Design - Is it Truly Limited?
I know there are some leading edge JSF and Shale gurus who
monitor this list.
I would hope
I know there are some leading edge JSF and Shale gurus who monitor this list.
I
have a basic
question: Can rich web application interfaces be created in JSF?
I've looked at MyFaces and Tomahawk (http://myfaces.apache.org/). The source
code that can be
found in the examples at
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