Martin Marinschek wrote:
Well, yes, but in this case you are reusing the standard renderkit!
if you just want to define an additional renderkit, you "copy" the
standard render-kit definition, give it a new rederkit-id, set your
renderer names as appropriate, and set the default renderkit to your
special render-kit id....
regards,
Martin
On 6/15/05, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Craig McClanahan wrote:
On 14 Jun 2005 12:42:01 -0000, mfaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Basically I just need to know how to make the current myfaces components use
my Renderer classes which are subclasses of the ones that come with myfaces.
If anyone can tell me how or point me to the right docs I would appreciate it.
You can accomplish this by defining your own renderer elements in a
faces-config.xml file that is loaded *after* the standard one for the
JSF implementation you are using. The key requirement is to use the
same values for <renderer-type> and <component-family> that the
standard renderer definitions do (for the standard components, these
values are all in the JSF spec; for the MyFaces extension components,
look in the faces-config.xml file that defines them).
Craig
Thanks,
-Mark
Thanks, I think I got this working now.
-Mark
Could you point me to more detailed instructions on doing that? I'm
interested in possibly offering up any changes back to the myfaces
developers. It would be better in that case that it be a separate
render kit instead of reusing the standard render kit.
Thanks,
-Mark
