Why did you need to factor out AddResource? Is it due to the fact that AddResource throws a security related exception when it is asked to serve component resource out of the MyFaces packages?
There is an open bug-issue on that, so we might be able to fix that at some point in time. regards, Martin On 11/8/05, Joseph P Wroblewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am modifying the HtmlInputCalendar component in Tomahawk. > > To do this, I created a new class that is a cut-and-paste of > HtmlInputCalendar > with the specific changes I needed. Also modified the > HtmlInputCalendarRenderer > and HtmlInputCalendarTag classes in a similar way. This part works fine. > > Since HtmlInputCalendar uses several resources (images, CSS files, > JavaScript files), > I would like to use the same scheme myfaces uses to include these resources > right > inside the component. To get this to work, I had to create my own servlet > listener > and create my own version of the AddResource class. Things are working > here as well. > > What I end up with is all of the new classes mentioned above in my own > package -- > including a new AddResource class (also in my own package). > > My concern is that my verison of AddResource still uses myfaces packages > like > org.apache.myfaces.renderkit. > > Is the org.apache.myfaces.renderkit package meant for public consumption? > Am > I creating a maintenance headache for myself since this myfaces package > could change in future releases? > > Thanks, > Joe Wroblewski > > -- http://www.irian.at Your JSF powerhouse - JSF Consulting, Development and Courses in English and German Professional Support for Apache MyFaces
