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Posted to dev@myfaces.apache.org by Roger Kitain <Ro...@Sun.COM> on 2009/05/05 04:33:38 UTC
Re: h:head and h:body in JSF 2.0
Ganesh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 3 more comments from Apache MyFaces development on the JSR 314 spec:
>
> [1] In the spec 2.6.2.1 h:head and h:body are silently indroduced as the
> JSF 2.0 way of rendering html head and body. It says >>The <h:head> and
> <h:body> tags refer to the renderers HeadRenderer and BodyRenderer
> respectively, described in Section 8.6 "Standard HTML RenderKit
> Implementation".<<, but there the new renderers aren't mentioned at
> all. Can you please insert a phrase or two on the usage of h:head and
> h:body?
I'v modified verbae in this section as follows:
The <h:head> and <h:body> tags refer to the renderers HeadRenderer and
BodyRenderer respectively. They are described in the Standard HTML
Renderkit documentation referred to in Section 8.6 "Standard HTML
RenderKit Implementation". During the rendering phase, the encode
methods for these renderers render the HTML "head" and "body" elements
respectively. Then they render all component resources under the facet
child (named by target) under the UIViewRoot using the UIViewRoot
component resource methods as described in Section 4.1.19.3 "Methods"
>