By henk
via balusc.blogspot.nl
Published: Jun 18 2012 / 12:01
OmniFaces has recently looked into the least intrusive way (i.e. no custom component/tag/renderer boilerplate necessary) to add HTML5 specific >, >, > and > attributes like placeholder, autofocus, type="range", etcetera to standard JSF components.
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Powerjohn replied ago:
Very nice and straightforward to use! JSF 2.2 is supposed to come with something quite like this, but that's still some time away. This looks like the perfect solution to bridge that period.
egenesky complained ago:
egenesky set administrative block on 06/17/2012 @ 04:34:40
henk replied ago:
@egenesky, what's there to complain about this link?
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