>From: "Troy J. Kelley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Craig, > > *Exactly* what I was looking for, thanks. Yes, we're keeping an eye on > MyFaces, Facelets, Tomahawk components, IBM Components (We have Rational > Application Developer and IBM ships some components), and the recent > news of Oracle donating many components to add to Tomahawk. > > If I get a chance, I'll play with the remoting stuff and see if I can't > find a good use for it in one of our apps. >
You might give Shale Clay a look too. Clay is not nearly as popular as Facelets but has comparable features. Clay can be intermixed with view entry points meaning you can mix jsp/faces with Clay/html views. One feature that facelets doesn't have is meta data inheritance. It gives you the ability to define common component attributes that can be extend similar to tiles. The symbols are another unique Clay feature. Symbols are a reuse layer on top of expression language binding. Clay gives you a taste of visual OO development for the web. However, you might argue that cut-and-paste is an exceptable level of reuse for a web interface. > Thanks again, > > -Troy Gary > > Troy J. Kelley > E-gineering, LLC > 10401 North Meridian Street | Suite 150 > Indianapolis, IN | 46290 | 317.616.3974 > www.e-gineering.com >
