1. JSF works only with the .xhtml ending stackoverflow.comi start with the programming of a JSF Website. At the moment all files have the .xhtml ending. When i go to http://localhost:8080/myProject/start.jsf everything is all right. But when ... |
2. Internet Explorer won't display facelets .xhtml files stackoverflow.comI'm just starting to work with JSF and Facelets and I've put together a very simple page that is just taking a template from another file and inserting some text (just ... |
3. Organizing .xhtml files in subfolders stackoverflow.comI have a JSF 2.0 project wiht lots of .xhtml files. Due to a security filter I want to put some of the files in a /secure folder to then aply ... |
4. Is it easy/possible to produce XHTML 1.0 Strict with JSF? stackoverflow.comFor a new project, the client has mandated the use of XHTML 1.0 Strict. Is it possible (or even easy) to meet this requirement with JSF? AFAIK Facelets exclusively uses XHTML ... |
5. JEE6> Packaging JSF facelets (xhtml) and ManagedBeans as JAR stackoverflow.comIs it possible to package JSF facelets and ManagedBeans into a JAR file? So that we can use this code and UI combination in different war/ear projects? I am not talking about ... |
6. JSF and automatic reload of xhtml files stackoverflow.comI had some problems with hot-reloading XHTML files using JRebel, Spring, JSF Mojarra 2.0.3 and WebLogic 10.3. JRebel reloads regular Java classes and js/css files under /WebContent successfully, but not JSF's .xhtml ... |
7. How can i embed SVG in JSF 2 Facelets (XHTML)? stackoverflow.comI have a JSF 2 application which creates some SVG content. How can i embed it in the output HTML? The generated SVG looks like this: |
8. facelets and XHTML coderanch.comHTML doesn't have a rigorous set of encoding rules the way XML does. For example, in HTML, it is perfectly legal and quite common to code a tag by itself with no corresponding closure. XHTML is a form of HTML that is constrained to follow the forms of XML, and thus can be easily parsed by an XML parser, A ... |
9. Are JSF 2.0 Facelets really XHTML-conform? coderanch.comHi. As I have read so far, a huge improvement of JSF 2.0 towards 1.2 is the usage of Facelets instead of JSPs, which are XHTML-conform and so could be designed with HTML-Tools, right? This is why many developers prefer Wicket or Tapestry, where the development of the view is possible with HTML-Tags and no taglibs or other code. But in ... |
10. xHtml and Facelets coderanch.comHi there, quick newbie question. I recently downloaded the ICEFaces 2.0.0 alpha distributions and was looking at the example apps. Some of the files are as follows: web.xml ... |