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Enabling Third-party Components in Creator 2

Monday Feb 06, 2006

I know that Creator users want more components to use in their apps. So what have I been up to lately? I've been trying to help component developers by documenting how to add third-party components to Creator 2. So the information I've written up is not directed at the general Creator user because it assumes a moderate amount of knowledge about JavaServer Faces (JSF) and general Java programming. I've handed off my latest draft to our docs group and they plan to write it up as an article. So it's hot off the presses. Let me know if you find problems with it.

One of the things I've looked at recently was to get some MyFaces components to work in Creator. For more of the complex components that users have been asking for, it was more difficult than expected. The main reason is that Creator tries to present an easy-to-use drag and drop UI for JSF components and the tradeoff is that it does not accept any generic JSF component -- or at least right now it doesn't. Instead, the components currently need to follow a set of guidelines which are referenced in the article I wrote above.

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Hello Edwin, I need a Horizontal Menu Component like the 'JSCookMenu' from Myfaces. But unfotunately JSC2.0 does n't provide any ToolBar/Menu coponents. So I started looking for alternatives and read on Myfaces website that all Tomahawk comps are 100% SUN RI compliant. So can I use JSCookMenu component in JSC2.0(i.e hand code; NOT drag and drop obviously)? For that matter can I use any Tomahawk coponent with SUN RI? Has anyone tried this? Any help pls..Cheers!! Is there any reason why SUN doesnot provide one of the most sought after component..i.e a Hor/Vertical Menu?? -Rolla

Posted by Rolla Tomasi on March 20, 2006 at 09:53 AM PST #

ok

Posted by 222.66.67.54 on November 27, 2007 at 08:54 PM PST #

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