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Posted to users@myfaces.apache.org by Ar...@vkb.de on 2009/05/20 11:45:39 UTC
Using the MyFaces component libraries with JSF 2.0
Hi there,
I'm quite new to JSF and have a question:
We are planning to use the upcoming MyFaces 2.0, with its nice component
libraries (3T - Tomahawk, Trinidad, Tobago), and possibly other component
libraries as needed. Since the JSF core component of MyFaces is still JSF
1.2, I am temporarily using SUN's Mojarra implementation, no problem. What
I'm wondering about is:
* Is it technically possible to use the current 3T component libraries with
JSF 2.0 (Mojarra)?
* If yes, can I use them only in "backwards compatibility mode" (a.k.a.
JSP)? (Not what I want.)
* If no, and I use them in my facelets, will they change significantly when
MyFaces 2.0 is released?
In other words: How can I start today with developing MyFaces 2.0
applications?
CU
Arno
Re: Using the MyFaces component libraries with JSF 2.0
Posted by Matthias Wessendorf <ma...@apache.org>.
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 11:45 AM, <Ar...@vkb.de> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I'm quite new to JSF and have a question:
>
> We are planning to use the upcoming MyFaces 2.0, with its nice component
> libraries (3T - Tomahawk, Trinidad, Tobago), and possibly other component
> libraries as needed. Since the JSF core component of MyFaces is still JSF
> 1.2, I am temporarily using SUN's Mojarra implementation, no problem. What
> I'm wondering about is:
> * Is it technically possible to use the current 3T component libraries with
> JSF 2.0 (Mojarra)?
using all the three in one page is perhaps not the best pattern, generally;
> * If yes, can I use them only in "backwards compatibility mode" (a.k.a.
> JSP)? (Not what I want.)
since these libs do have (some) Facelets support, I think that should run;
(not tested)
> * If no, and I use them in my facelets, will they change significantly when
> MyFaces 2.0 is released?
this was not yet really discussed, but I think that these libs will
update to JSF
2.0 sooner or later. As for the facelets support this should be fairly easy, as
far as I know some of the "Facelets APIs" have been "promoted" to be javax***
basically you new inherit from a "different" class/package...
>
> In other words: How can I start today with developing MyFaces 2.0
> applications?
myfaces 2.0 is in an early stage, Simon is heads-down on the Facelets code drop;
Today, I'd only use it if you want:
-contribute back to Apache (-> helping to get MyFaces 2.0 early as
possible stable ;-))
-do some basic experiments
All the myfaces2 related discussions are currently on the DEV@ list.
Perhaps you may ping
that list as well. (Pointing to this thread, via markmail etc, may help as well)
thx,
Matthias
>
>
> CU
>
> Arno
>
>
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