I have just gotten done attempting the same thing. I am using Myfaces,
Tomahawk, and facelets for am existing project. I wanted to use Trinidad as
well.
I was unsuccessful in getting them to play nicely. At first there was an
issue with dashes ("-") in component IDs I believe Trinidad uses component
IDs as javascript variables and that was causing errors. After changing
those I found that there is a bug in tomahawk (bug #777) in the
<t:dataScroller> that caused issues with Trinidad. If you do a search you
will find other bugs related to tomahawk and Trinidad.
The breaker for me was that my dataTable uses the attribute
"forceIdIndexFormula" and the value uses "-" in its name. Trinidad was then
using that as a javascript variable name and caused many errors.
When I get a little time I am going to investigate this more, and see if I
can help out the cause. I think that these two libraries are powerful and
would be great together.
If you learn anything more, or see issues with my findings please let me
know.
-Jay
On 1/31/07, Costa Basil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just to be precise, in both my messages when I said myfaces I meant
myfaces core + tomahawk. I extensively use tomahawk in my project.
I am looking to use some of the trinidad components, and I want to know
which versions of myfaces core & tomahawk trinidad is compatible with. I
found this link but it doesn't specify trinidad:
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/CompatibilityMatrix
*Costa Basil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
Which version of myfaces is compatible with the current Trinidad snapshot?
Thanks again
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