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[jira] [Updated] (NETBEANS-84) Support for JSF 2.3
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-84?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Philip Durbin updated NETBEANS-84:
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One thing that struck me while attending Ed Burns' JSF talk[1] about JSF 2.3 at JavaOne 2017 was a comment he made that autocompletion isn't working in Netbeans for JSF 2.3 features. I would describe this as NetBeans 8.2 showing "angry red" for components it doesn't understand, such as f:validateWholeBean.
As in the attached screenshot, an example error is "The component library Jsf Core does not contain component validateWholeBean".
Here's the code from the screenshot: https://github.com/javaee/glassfish-samples/blob/4b3a37500a256bb7d94e2abe273503c9fb017c6b/ws/javaee8/jsf/ee8additions/src/main/webapp/validateWholeBean.xhtml
In the past, NetBeans releases were coordinated with Java EE releases. When Java EE 8 came out, I expected that NetBeans 9 would come out and support JSF 2.3. When we onboard new developers, I would rather not say to them, "It's ok to see angry red like this in NetBeans."
Incidentally, during Ed's talk I asked if he knew if JSF 2.3 is supported by IntelliJ or Eclipse and he wasn't aware if they support it or not.
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[1] Contemporary Java Web Applications with JSF 2.3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yshXLB_HdhU
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One thing that struck me while attending Ed Burns' JSF talk[1] about JSF 2.3 at JavaOne 2017 was a comment he made that autocompletion isn't working in Netbeans for JSF 2.3 features. I would describe this as NetBeans 8.2 showing "angry red" for components it doesn't understand, such as f:validateWholeBean.
As in the attached screenshot, an example error is "The component library Jsf Core does not contain component validateWholeBean".
Here's the code from the screenshot: https://github.com/javaee/glassfish-samples/blob/4b3a37500a256bb7d94e2abe273503c9fb017c6b/ws/javaee8/jsf/ee8additions/src/main/webapp/validateWholeBean.xhtml
In the past, NetBeans releases were coordinated with Java EE releases. When Java EE 8 came out, I expected that NetBeans 9 would come out and support JSF 2.3. When we onboard new developers, I would rather not say to them, "It's ok to see angry red like this in NetBeans."
Incidentally, during Ed's talk I asked if he knew if JSF 2.3 is supported by IntelliJ or Eclipse and he wasn't aware if they support it or not.
!netbeans-red-jsf2.3.png|thumbnail!
[1] Contemporary Java Web Applications with JSF 2.3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yshXLB_HdhU
> Support for JSF 2.3
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> Key: NETBEANS-84
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-84
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: javaee - JSF
> Affects Versions: 8.2, 9.0, Next
> Reporter: Philip Durbin
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: netbeans-red-jsf2.3.png
>
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> One thing that struck me while attending Ed Burns' JSF talk[1] about JSF 2.3 at JavaOne 2017 was a comment he made that autocompletion isn't working in Netbeans for JSF 2.3 features. I would describe this as NetBeans 8.2 showing "angry red" for components it doesn't understand, such as f:validateWholeBean.
> As in the attached screenshot, an example error is "The component library Jsf Core does not contain component validateWholeBean".
> Here's the code from the screenshot: https://github.com/javaee/glassfish-samples/blob/4b3a37500a256bb7d94e2abe273503c9fb017c6b/ws/javaee8/jsf/ee8additions/src/main/webapp/validateWholeBean.xhtml
> In the past, NetBeans releases were coordinated with Java EE releases. When Java EE 8 came out, I expected that NetBeans 9 would come out and support JSF 2.3. When we onboard new developers, I would rather not say to them, "It's ok to see angry red like this in NetBeans."
> Incidentally, during Ed's talk I asked if he knew if JSF 2.3 is supported by IntelliJ or Eclipse and he wasn't aware if they support it or not.
> !attachment-name.jpg|thumbnail!
> !netbeans-red-jsf2.3.png|thumbnail!
> [1] Contemporary Java Web Applications with JSF 2.3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yshXLB_HdhU
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