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Facelets in JSF 2.0 updatePosted by edburns on November 18, 2008 at 2:49 PM PST
We're still plugging along on getting Facelets fully specified so a
clean-room implementation can be done of it. Today I've been expanding
the charter of a new class, I've made a bunch of changes to that class just today, but those will be in a later version of the specification. In other news, Roger has been doing great work on declarative Ajax
and we'll have an ajaxification story present in JSF 2.0 similar to the
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Submitted by rdelaplante on Tue, 2008-11-18 19:09.
I understand that I can package resources such as CSS, images and JavaScript inside a .jar on the classpath, but can I do the same with Facelets templates, managed beans, navigation rules, etc? I'm thinking of plugins/extensions for a JSF web app beyond a UI component. Can you please point me to some parts of the spec to read more about this?
Submitted by rahul_maha on Wed, 2008-11-19 05:16.
Can you explain on more simple terms, what exactly is change you guys are planning for Facelets?
Also what exactly is PDL?
Submitted by kito75 on Mon, 2008-11-24 19:47.
@rahul: PDL stands for Page Description Language. It's just the term we're using for Facelets, JSP, JSFTemplating, Clay, or whatever else people come up with in the future.
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