Thanks Helmut, now I know a bit more about Tobago ;o) Trinidad has some components for layout management (panelFormLayout, panelGroupLayout, panelPage...), but you can't totally avoid html layout with these (for instance you can't easily have a 2 column layout, the first using 25% of available space, the seconf using 75%, and a fixed size gutter between the 2)
Regards, Cedric 2011/6/8 Helmut Swaczinna <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > I'm using Tobago now for years. (But I havn't used Trinidad.) The main > advantage of Tobago is (to me) the buildin layout manager (gridlayout). You > havn't to deal with HTML table layout or something. With Tobago, you don't > need to use any HTML tag at all. Tobago has a rich skinning support too, so > you don't need to write any CSS class to get a quite good looking app. > Buildin ajax support has Tobago also. > > Regards, > Helmut > > Am 08.06.2011 10:53, schrieb Cédric Durmont: >> >> Hello, >> >> Can't tell about Tobago, which I don't use, but (to me) Trinidad has >> the following advantages over Tomahawk : >> - ajax support for all components >> - popup management (passing values to popups and back...) >> - skinning support >> I use both Trinidad and Tomahawk in my current project, but Tomahawk >> is only used for 1/ t:schedule, which has no equivalent component and >> 2/ t:inputFileUpload (Trinidad has an upload component too, but I had >> a hard time mixing Trinidad, Tomahawk and PrettyFaces, and now the >> uploads are catched by Tomahawk. Better use one more Tomahawk >> component than struggle with my web.xml again) >> >> Regards, >> Cedric >> >> >> 2011/6/7 Iratxe Lejarreta<[email protected]>: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> >>> >>> I have to start a JSF project and I don't know what MyFaces component >>> use: >>> Tomahawk, Trinidad or Tobago. >>> >>> I have experience with Tomahawk and the result was good. >>> >>> I think with any of three I could do what I need, but I would like to >>> know >>> what are the differences with Trinidad and Tobago, and which is the each >>> maturity. >>> >>> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> >>> >>> Iratxe Lejarreta >>> >>> www.axios.es >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >
