Ok Ganesh to drop you a short note on what has been done.
Since it is easter friday I will stop a little bit earlier than planned:
Ok I prepared two things
a) A <body> fetching code which fetches the body content from a well
formed html string, it should be faster than normal string handling due
to being a precompiled regexp!
This code is needed for stripping body content in the update and
probably insert and delete.
Afair there was something along these lines somewhere defined in the
specs javadocs that we cannot rely on not having html and body tags in
the CDATA blocks of the content!
b) I did some preliminary code for setting the attributes which also
should work out most problems of IE in quirks mode regarding node
attribute setting.
I have tested a but not b this needs further testing (there is no IE vm
on my mac currently), for all other browsers the setAttributes just
delegates into the browsers setAttributes, which works just fine!
You can find both functions in _Utils and can integrate both functions
as you like, they will do the heavy lifting on both areas!
For me next week following is on the table:
Furhter working on the response handling code and adding some
mockup tests via servlets and simulated xml responses!
Also for the others, I already have enabled javascript concatenation and
compression via the standard maven javascript plugins (it was less work
than trying to get our myfaces stuff working) it does not work currently
due to a javascript package overhaul, that will be fixed by me next week
as well!
I have commented the sections out from the pom.xml
Werner
Ganesh schrieb:
Hi,
I'll remove _Extensions. Werner, you'll receive a patch. These are my
next TODOs:
- Include the context parameter into the xhrCore classes.
- Move the myfaces params into the context
- Call getViewState() from within xhrCore and route the APIs
getViewState so xhrCore
- Make the queue size configurable through myfaces params
I've got two problems with the JSF 2.0 final spec, maybe anybody on this
list has got an idea, how to interpret these passages:
