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1. tag not working in Facelets (JSF 2.0) stackoverflow.com

I am doing a project using JSF 2.0 and Facelets. I have read documentations that the <ui:debug/> tag gives valuable troubleshooting information upon pressing CTRL-SHIFT-D. But this never works for me. Please ...

2. JSF_Facelets: using stackoverflow.com

I have just starterted using facelets. Please, tell me, what are the advantages of using <ui:fragment>. Where the differences between using this tag and just paste code in a necessary place? ...

3. How to programmatically create an ? stackoverflow.com

Can someone describe to me how to programatically work with a <ui:define>? For example, I have:

<s:decorate id="nameDecorate" template="../edit.xhtml"> 
    <ui:define name="label">Name</ui:define> 
    ... 
</s:decorate>

And ...

4. Accessing Resource bundle from Facelets UI coderanch.com

Hi, What is the best way to access the resource bundle from UI. Currently, I am currently using variable resolver to access the keys (which resides in resource bundle) from the facelets. Is this the correct way or do I need to load the resource bundle into my facelets page and use it across all the pages? Please advice. Thanks, Kumar ...

5. JSF Facelets ui:param coderanch.com

First off, don't treat the View as though it was a program. That is, remove the (JSTL) logic. JSF views are supposed to be 2-dimensional maps, not linear constructs. Besides, JSTL and JSF don't play all that well together - they're really designed for 2 different concepts. Normally, you'd use a JSF datatable for a variable-size multi-row display. JSF pages are ...