Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Hi Lorenzo, I'm glad that you like the article. To follow up on this thread I would like to announce that the fruit of a 8 months of lobbying has paid off. There is now a new JSR - JSR 276: Design-Time Metadata for JavaServerTM Faces Components that I think is going to be crucial for the succ

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Jonas Jacobi wrote: I wrote an article on the same topic for FTPOnline (JavaPro) that talks about the issues and what is going on to address this. I read now your answer. Many thank, good article ;) regards lorenzo

RE: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

Correction to my previous post - the renderer-extension should have the same as it is shown in the TLD: javax.faces.Input org.apache.myfaces.Date org.apache.myfaces.custom.date.HtmlDateRenderer inputDate

Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces (part 2)

Darren Hartford wrote: Unfortunately, I'm having some difficulty at deploy time with the ISBNValidator from myfaces-1.0.9, hopefully once I get around that I can spend some more time on the design-time piece. :-) From what I could gather from the Sun code in the blueprints, there are several h

RE: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces (part 2)

Err...silly e-mail. Anyway, to continue; the BeanInfoBase class can be autogenerated by the RAVE/JSC tool (doesn't have to be, but nice!). However, you still need to write a BeanInfo class to extend the BeanInfoBase for JSC to recognize it in design time. Using the 'HtmlDate' again as the example

RE: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

e- > From: Bruno Aranda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2005 6:00 AM > To: MyFaces Discussion; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces > > Yes, you just plant a seed and the tree will grow if > developers water it... ;-) > >

Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

Yes, you just plant a seed and the tree will grow if developers water it... ;-) Bruno 2005/6/10, Craig McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On 6/10/05, Darren Hartford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > After reading through the thread on this mailing list, on the JSC forums, > > and googling, i

Re: Datamodel was Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

Craig McClanahan wrote: On 6/10/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Craig McClanahan wrote: Solving these sorts of problems is exactly what the Shale framework (part of the Struts project) is designed to address. Current starting point for info is on the wiki (i'm working up the doc

Re: Datamodel was Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

On 6/10/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Craig McClanahan wrote: > > > > > > > Solving these sorts of problems is exactly what the Shale framework > > (part of the Struts project) is designed to address. Current starting > > point for info is on the wiki (i'm working up the docs for t

Re: Datamodel was Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

Craig McClanahan wrote: Solving these sorts of problems is exactly what the Shale framework (part of the Struts project) is designed to address. Current starting point for info is on the wiki (i'm working up the docs for the website). http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsShale You'll be inte

Re: Datamodel was Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

On 6/10/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Craig McClanahan wrote: > > > > > I'd be happy to assist, but won't have time to do the whole thing. > > Maybe I can do a starter for one or two components as an example, and > > let you guys hammer out the rest of them. > > > Craig since you ar

Datamodel was Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

Craig McClanahan wrote: I'd be happy to assist, but won't have time to do the whole thing. Maybe I can do a starter for one or two components as an example, and let you guys hammer out the rest of them. Craig since you are here reading this, I have a question you might be able to answer me

Re: Java Studio Creator and MyFaces

On 6/10/05, Darren Hartford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > After reading through the thread on this mailing list, on the JSC forums, > and googling, it seems that it could theoritcally be possible to simply > update the existing myfaces-extensions.jar file with a modified MANIFEST.MF > and sun

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Hi Lorenzo, There have been discussion on standardizing some of the design time support for components. Last year at JavaOne there were one presentation (TS-1103) raising this issue followed by a proposal posted on JSFCentral . These discussion did not, at that point, take in account that some

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Lorenzo Sicilia wrote: Werner Punz wrote: Blame it to the missing standadization on how the components deliver the information which is needed to render them in RAD tools. It's a true problem. (There is a standardization underway however) in jsf 1.2? I found the answer here; http://java

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Werner Punz wrote: Blame it to the missing standadization on how the components deliver the information which is needed to render them in RAD tools. It's a true problem. (There is a standardization underway however) in jsf 1.2? regards Lorenzo

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Lorenzo Sicilia wrote: Craig McClanahan wrote: One of my developers on the Sun Java Studio Creator team, Edwin Goei, has collected a set of information needed by third party component libraries for successful import into Creator. There are issues to pay attention to with both the components th

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

Craig McClanahan wrote: One of my developers on the Sun Java Studio Creator team, Edwin Goei, has collected a set of information needed by third party component libraries for successful import into Creator. There are issues to pay attention to with both the components themselves and with how the

Re: java studio creator and myfaces

On 5/27/05, Lorenzo Sicilia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi to all, > > it's possible to import myfaces in java studio creator? > In jsc exists "Added Components" feauture but when I try to import > myfaces.jar One of my developers on the Sun Java Studio Creator team, Edwin Goei, has collected a