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	Visual Web Designer support for Facelets by samd :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Hi, I was interested in using RichFaces JSF components in NB in combination with its Facelets support. Is such capability supported by NetBeans 6.0 ? Our current project is making use of JBoss Seam and RichFaces so once again I'm stuck with a tooling dilemma where NB 6 is our current IDE but Red Had Developer Studio provides a feature set we could really use. S.D.
	Re: Visual Web Designer support for Facelets by Winston Prakash :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message samd wrote: > Hi, > > I was interested in using RichFaces JSF components in NB in combination with > its Facelets support. Is such capability supported by NetBeans 6.0 ? Our > current project is making use of JBoss Seam and RichFaces so once again I'm > stuck with a tooling dilemma where NB 6 is our current IDE but Red Had > Developer Studio provides a feature set we could really use. > NB supports facelet support in a non visual way. https://nbfaceletssupport.dev.java.net/ - Winston http://blogs.sun.com/winston > S.D. >
	Re: Visual Web Designer support for Facelets by samd :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Yes I'm aware of that I was interested in the Visual Web Designer integration so as to leverage components that have Facelets support such as RichFaces. S.D. Winston Prakash wrote: samd wrote: > Hi, > > I was interested in using RichFaces JSF components in NB in combination with > its Facelets support. Is such capability supported by NetBeans 6.0 ? Our > current project is making use of JBoss Seam and RichFaces so once again I'm > stuck with a tooling dilemma where NB 6 is our current IDE but Red Had > Developer Studio provides a feature set we could really use. > NB supports facelet support in a non visual way. https://nbfaceletssupport.dev.java.net/ - Winston http://blogs.sun.com/winston > S.D. >
	Re: Visual Web Designer support for Facelets by djohnjimmy :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message I was looking for the exact same thing but unfortunately NetBeans doesnt have visual facelets support yet. I have tried the following IDEs to find the best support of JSF : Oracle JDeveloper IDEAs IntelliJ & NetBeans None of these seem to offer complete JSF support for facelets. But, all hope is not lost. Another IDE called "myeclipse" offers great support for JSF development with facelets. Check this out : http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/facelets/ Some Observations : Oracle JDeveloper was good at Visual preview of your code but doesnt offer the JSF tags to drag and drop. IDEA's IntelliJ doesnt not have visual support but its great with Spring Web Flow and other features. NetBeans was great at JSF development with JSP but not Facelets. Although it has limited support to drag and drop JSF tags on to code but it doesnt show you how it looks. You have to view it in a browser. Myeclipse seems to have complete support but I still have to get it to working. Yes I'm aware of that I was interested in the Visual Web Designer integration so as to leverage components that have Facelets support such as RichFaces. S.D. Winston Prakash wrote: samd wrote: > Hi, > > I was interested in using RichFaces JSF components in NB in combination with > its Facelets support. Is such capability supported by NetBeans 6.0 ? Our > current project is making use of JBoss Seam and RichFaces so once again I'm > stuck with a tooling dilemma where NB 6 is our current IDE but Red Had > Developer Studio provides a feature set we could really use. > NB supports facelet support in a non visual way. https://nbfaceletssupport.dev.java.net/ - Winston http://blogs.sun.com/winston > S.D. >
	Re: Visual Web Designer support for Facelets by Ryan de Laplante :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message I think you will really like this: http://www.jsftoolbox.com/products/facelets/index.jsf djohnjimmy wrote: > I was looking for the exact same thing but unfortunately NetBeans doesnt > have visual facelets support yet. > > I have tried the following IDEs to find the best support of JSF : > Oracle JDeveloper > IDEAs IntelliJ > & NetBeans > > None of these seem to offer complete JSF support for facelets. But, all > hope is not lost. Another IDE called "myeclipse" offers great support for > JSF development with facelets. > > Check this out : > http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/facelets/ > > Some Observations : > Oracle JDeveloper was good at Visual preview of your code but doesnt offer > the JSF tags to drag and drop. > IDEA's IntelliJ doesnt not have visual support but its great with Spring > Web Flow and other features. > NetBeans was great at JSF development with JSP but not Facelets. Although > it has limited support to drag and drop JSF tags on to code but it doesnt > show you how it looks. You have to view it in a browser. > Myeclipse seems to have complete support but I still have to get it to > working. > > > samd wrote: > >> Yes I'm aware of that I was interested in the Visual Web Designer >> integration so as to leverage components that have Facelets support such >> as RichFaces. >> >> S.D. >> >> >> Winston Prakash wrote: >> >>> samd wrote: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I was interested in using RichFaces JSF components in NB in combination >>>> with >>>> its Facelets support. Is such capability supported by NetBeans 6.0 ? Our >>>> current project is making use of JBoss Seam and RichFaces so once again >>>> I'm >>>> stuck with a tooling dilemma where NB 6 is our current IDE but Red Had >>>> Developer Studio provides a feature set we could really use. >>>> >>>> >>> NB supports facelet support in a non visual way. >>> https://nbfaceletssupport.dev.java.net/ >>> >>> - Winston >>> http://blogs.sun.com/winston >>> >>>> S.D. >>>> >>>> >>> >> > >