Package javax.faces.view
Classes for defining a View Declaration Language (VDL) for authoring JavaServer Faces user interfaces.
See: Description
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Interface Summary Interface Description ActionSource2AttachedObjectHandler A VDL handler that exposes
ActionListener
to a page author.ActionSource2AttachedObjectTarget A marker interface for VDL tags that represent
<composite:actionSource/>
for use by the composite component page author.AttachedObjectHandler The abstract base interface for a handler representing an attached object in a VDL page.
AttachedObjectTarget Within the declaration of a composite component, an
AttachedObjectTarget
allows the composite component author to expose the semantics of an inner component to the page author without exposing the rendering or implementation details of the inner component.BehaviorHolderAttachedObjectHandler Represent an attached object that is a
BehaviorHolder
in a VDL page.BehaviorHolderAttachedObjectTarget Represent a
BehaviorHolder
attached object target in a VDL page.EditableValueHolderAttachedObjectHandler A VDL handler that exposes
Validator
orValueChangeListener
to a page author.EditableValueHolderAttachedObjectTarget A marker interface for VDL tags that represent
<composite:editableValueHolder/>
for use by the composite component page author.ValueHolderAttachedObjectHandler A VDL handler that exposes
Converter
to a page author.ValueHolderAttachedObjectTarget A marker interface for VDL tags that represent
<composite:valueHolder/>
for use by the composite component page author. -
Class Summary Class Description Location An object that represents the Location of a tag or attribute of a tag in a View Declaration Language file.
StateManagementStrategy Encapsulate the saving and restoring of the view to enable the VDL to take over the responsibility for handling this feature.
ViewDeclarationLanguage The contract that a view declaration language must implement to interact with the JSF runtime.
ViewDeclarationLanguageFactory ViewDeclarationLanguageFactory is a factory object that creates (if needed) and returns a new
ViewDeclarationLanguage
instance based on the VDL found in a specific view.ViewDeclarationLanguageWrapper Provides a simple implementation of
ViewDeclarationLanguage
that can be subclassed by developers wishing to provide specialized behavior to an existingViewDeclarationLanguage
instance.ViewMetadata ViewMetadata
is reponsible for extracting and providing view parameter metadata from VDL views. -
Annotation Types Summary Annotation Type Description ViewScoped When this annotation, along with
javax.inject.Named
is found on a class, the runtime must place the bean in a CDI scope such that it remains active as long asNavigationHandler.handleNavigation(javax.faces.context.FacesContext, java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
does not cause a navigation to a view with a viewId that is different than the viewId of the current view.
Package javax.faces.view Description
Classes for defining a
View Declaration Language (VDL) for authoring JavaServer Faces user
interfaces. The root class in this package is ViewDeclarationLanguageFactory
.
Interfaces and classes required for the Facelets for JSF 2
implementation are also defined in package javax.faces.view.facelets
.
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