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1. Re: Web Console: Componentizing
jonabbey Dec 14, 2006 5:09 PM (in response to dmlloyd)Reasonable enough, I suppose, though it would seem that #2 and #3 could go together in one bundle.
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2. Re: Web Console: Componentizing
dmlloyd Dec 14, 2006 5:40 PM (in response to dmlloyd)"jonabbey" wrote:
Reasonable enough, I suppose, though it would seem that #2 and #3 could go together in one bundle.
My fear with that is, I might want to remove or replace components in the #3 category as needed by the application. But #2 should be "stable" so that task forms can use future versions without fear of breakage. -
3. Re: Web Console: Componentizing
jonabbey Dec 14, 2006 6:08 PM (in response to dmlloyd)Ah, right you are. That makes perfect sense.
I know this is a foolish question, but aren't the task forms held in the database? How is it that the forms are extracted and processed by JSF? Is there explicit code in the system which extracts the task forms and compiles JSF servlets from them? -
4. Re: Web Console: Componentizing
dmlloyd Dec 14, 2006 6:20 PM (in response to dmlloyd)The task forms are in fact stored in the database as part of the process definition. The form content is included via a custom Facelets tag that includes the form content into the view. There's a few support components to allow the form buttons to work with the proper actions.
The idea is that the user should be able to include task forms in their own application.