[news.eclipse.webtools.jsf] Re: JSF with Eclipse - Tutorial

[Lars Vogel <Lars.Vogel@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Wolfgang,

thank you for the feedback.

To 1.5 I believe the following is true (I added it also to the article): 
JSP EL expressions are using the ${...} syntax. These EL expressions are 
immediately evaluated. JSF EL expressions are of the type #{...}. These 
are only evaluated when needed (and otherwisestored as strings).

To 3.3. Shame, I really would like to have a separate download for this. 
I'm neither using JBoss nor do I want to download glassfish just for 
these libs. So I hope for a better and brighter future and leave this 
comment in the article... ;-)

4.4 Fixed

5.4. Fixed

5.5 Fixed

Best regards, Lars


Wolfgang Knauf wrote:
> Hi Lars,
>
> good tutorial!
>
> Some minor things:
>
> 1.5 Value and Method Binding:
> "Tip: Expression Language statements either start with "${" or "#{" and 
> end with "}" " => could you explain the difference beetween "$" and "#" 
> (I know that there is one, but I don't know it myself ;-) )
>
> 3.3. Download the JSTL library
> "If you know where I find the standard JSTL1.2 reference implementation 
> please email this information to me." => there is no separate download, 
> it seems to be part of the JavaEE5 RI 
> (http://java.sun.com/javaee/downloads/index.jsp). I found  it also as 
> part of JBoss 5.
>
> 4.4. Create Java Server Page
> Image and code snippet seem to be swapped (correct: first image, then code)
>
> 5.4. Validators
> I miss the implementation of the "validate" (with check for 
> login="tester").
>
> 5.5. Resource bundle for messages -> typo in file name:  
> "message.properites"
>
> Best regards
>
> Wolfgang


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