javax.faces.view.facelets

Class Tag


  • public final class Tag
    extends Object

    The runtime must create an instance of this class for each element in the Facelets XHTML view. A TagConfig subinterface instance is responsible for providing an instance of Tag to the TagHandler instance that is passed the TagConfig in its constructor.

    Since:
    2.0
    • Method Detail

      • getAttributes

        public TagAttributes getAttributes()

        Return an object encapsulating the TagAttributes specified on this element in the view.

      • getLocalName

        public String getLocalName()

        Return the XML local name of the tag. For example, <my:tag /> would be "tag".

      • getLocation

        public Location getLocation()

        Return the Location of this Tag instance in the Facelet view.

      • getNamespace

        public String getNamespace()

        Return the resolved XML Namespace for this tag in the Facelets view.

      • getQName

        public String getQName()

        Return the XML qualified name for this tag. For example, <my:tag /> would be "my:tag".

Document created the 11/06/2005, last modified the 18/08/2025
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