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Need JSF Components (Different varities)

murugesan govind
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Joined: Mar 09, 2008
Posts: 10
Hi,

I am developing one new website and I need the following components with varities(different colors and different types) to implement in JSF1.0, actually I tried to implement these components in the JSF and changed the colors using css but its not working, so pls advise me, Is there any free components which we can implement in the JSF1.0?

Need the following components:

* Label
* Edit Box -- (it is very similar to prompt() in javascript)
* Drop Down List
* Drop Down Menus
* List box
* List Item
* Buttons
* Datatable
* Tabbed Page
* Checkbox
* Radio Button

Note: I know there is a Richfaces components but its not working in my environment in JSF1.0 and WAS6.0, so I am requesting you to help me other than richfaces because richfaces supports from JSF1.1. Thanks

Regards
Murugesan
Tim Holloway
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Joined: Jun 25, 2001
Posts: 12513

All those controls are in JSF version 1, and the CSS should work if you specified it correctly. Use the "View source" option on your browser to make sure that you did it right and remember that if you're using the CSS class feature, that in JSF it's named styleClass.

One annoying thing is that you can't set the background color for the inside of a checkbox or radio button, but that's not JSF's fault - almost no browser supports that feature. JSF will allow you to set it, but the user's browser won't honor it. There's no problem with inputText, textArea and the menu and list box controls.


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