public class CombinedResourceHandler extends DefaultResourceHandler implements SystemEventListener
This ResourceHandler
implementation will remove all separate script and stylesheet resources which have the
target
attribute set to "head"
from the UIViewRoot
and create a combined one
for all scripts and another combined one for all stylesheets. In most cases your application's pages will load
considerably. Optionally, the combined resource files can be cached on the server during non-development stage,
giving your application another boost (at the expense of some heap memory on the server side).
To get it to run, this handler needs be registered as follows in faces-config.xml
:
<application> <resource-handler>org.omnifaces.resourcehandler.CombinedResourceHandler</resource-handler> </application>
Noted should be that the target
attribute of <h:outputStylesheet>
already defaults to
"head"
but the one of <h:outputScript>
not. So if you have placed this inside the
<h:head>
, then you would still need to explicitly set its target
attribute to
"head"
, otherwise it will be treated as an inline script and not be combined. This is a design
limitation. This is not necessary for <o:deferredScript>
.
<h:head> ... <h:outputStylesheet name="style.css" /> <h:outputScript name="script.js" target="head" /> <o:deferredScript name="onload.js" /> </h:head>
If you want them to appear after any auto-included resources of standard JSF implementation or JSF component
libraries, then move the declarations to top of the <h:body>
. This is not necessary for
<o:deferredScript>
.
<h:body> <h:outputStylesheet name="style.css" /> <h:outputScript name="script.js" target="head" /> ... </h:body>
The generated combined resource URL also includes the "v
" request parameter which is the last modified
time of the newest individual resource in minutes, so that the browser will always be forced to request the latest
version whenever one of the individual resources has changed.
Optionally you can activate server-side caching of the combined resource content by specifying the below context
parameter in web.xml
with the amount of seconds to cache the combined resource content.
<context-param> <param-name>org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_CACHE_TTL</param-name> <param-value>3628800</param-value> <!-- 6 weeks --> </context-param>
This is only considered when the JSF project stage is not set to Development
as per
Faces.isDevelopment()
.
This can speed up the initial page load considerably. In general, subsequent page loads are served from the browser
cache, so caching doesn't make a difference on postbacks, but only on initial requests. The combined resource content
is by default cached in an application scoped cache in heap space. This can be customized as per instructions in
Cache
javadoc. As to the heap space consumption, note that without caching the same amount of heap space is
allocated and freed for each request that can't be served from the browser cache, so chances are you won't notice the
memory penalty of caching.
The following context parameters are available:
"org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_EXCLUDED_RESOURCES"
|
Comma separated string of resource identifiers of <h:head> resources which needs to be excluded
from combining. For example:
<param-value>primefaces:primefaces.css, javax.faces:jsf.js</param-value>
Any combined resource will be included after any of those excluded resources. |
"org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_SUPPRESSED_RESOURCES"
|
Comma separated string of resource identifiers of <h:head> resources which needs to be suppressed
and removed. For example:
<param-value>skinning.ecss, primefaces:jquery/jquery.js</param-value>
|
"org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_INLINE_CSS"
|
Set to true if you want to render the combined CSS resources inline (embedded in HTML) instead of as a
resource.
|
"org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_INLINE_JS"
|
Set to true if you want to render the combined JS resources inline (embedded in HTML) instead of as a
resource.
|
"org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_CACHE_TTL"
|
Set with a value greater than 0 to activate server-side caching of the combined resource files. The value is
interpreted as cache TTL (time to live) in seconds and is only effective when the JSF project stage is
not set to Development as per Faces.isDevelopment() . Combined resource files
are removed from the cache if they are older than this parameter indicates (and regenerated if newly requested).
The default value is 0 (i.e. not cached). For global cache settings refer Cache javadoc.
|
Here, the "resource identifier" is the unique combination of library name and resource name, separated by a colon,
exactly the syntax as you would use in #{resource}
in EL. If there is no library name, then just omit
the colon. Valid examples of resource identifiers are filename.ext
, folder/filename.ext
,
library:filename.ext
and library:folder/filename.ext
.
Note that this combined resource handler is not able to combine resources which are not
been added as a component resource, but are been hardcoded in some renderer (such as theme.css
in case
of PrimeFaces and several JavaScript files in case of RichFaces), or are been definied using plain HTML
<link>
or <script>
elements. Also, when you're using RichFaces with the context
parameter org.richfaces.resourceOptimization.enabled
set to true
, then the to-be-combined
resource cannot be resolved by a classpath URL due to RichFaces design limitations, so this combined resource handler
will use an internal workaround to get it to work anyway, but this involves firing a HTTP request for every resource.
The impact should however be relatively negligible as this is performed on localhost.
If you'd like to supply a context parameter which conditionally disables the combined resource handler, then set the context parameter "org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_DISABLED" accordingly.
<context-param> <param-name>org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_DISABLED</param-name> <param-value>true</param-value> </context-param> <!-- or --> <context-param> <param-name>org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_DISABLED</param-name> <param-value>#{facesContext.application.projectStage eq 'Development'}</param-value> </context-param> <!-- or --> <context-param> <param-name>org.omnifaces.COMBINED_RESOURCE_HANDLER_DISABLED</param-name> <param-value>#{someApplicationScopedBean.someBooleanProperty}</param-value> </context-param>
The EL expression is resolved on a per-request basis.
If you're also using the CDNResourceHandler
or, at least, have configured its context parameter
"org.omnifaces.CDN_RESOURCE_HANDLER_URLS", then those CDN resources will
automatically be added to the set of excluded resources.
CombinedResource
,
CombinedResourceInfo
,
CombinedResourceInputStream
,
DynamicResource
,
DefaultResourceHandler
,
InlineScriptRenderer
,
InlineStylesheetRenderer
,
InlineResourceRenderer
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static String |
LIBRARY_NAME
The default library name of a combined resource.
|
static String |
PARAM_NAME_CACHE_TTL
The context parameter name to specify cache TTL of combined resources.
|
static String |
PARAM_NAME_DISABLED
The context parameter name to conditionally disable combined resource handler.
|
static String |
PARAM_NAME_EXCLUDED_RESOURCES
The context parameter name to specify resource identifiers which needs to be excluded from combining.
|
static String |
PARAM_NAME_INLINE_CSS
The context parameter name to enable rendering CSS inline instead of as resource link.
|
static String |
PARAM_NAME_INLINE_JS
The context parameter name to enable rendering JS inline instead of as resource link.
|
static String |
PARAM_NAME_SUPPRESSED_RESOURCES
The context parameter name to specify resource identifiers which needs to be suppressed and removed.
|
RES_NOT_FOUND
JSF_SCRIPT_LIBRARY_NAME, JSF_SCRIPT_RESOURCE_NAME, LOCALE_PREFIX, RESOURCE_CONTRACT_XML, RESOURCE_EXCLUDES_DEFAULT_VALUE, RESOURCE_EXCLUDES_PARAM_NAME, RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER, WEBAPP_CONTRACTS_DIRECTORY_PARAM_NAME, WEBAPP_RESOURCES_DIRECTORY_PARAM_NAME
Constructor and Description |
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CombinedResourceHandler(ResourceHandler wrapped)
Creates a new instance of this combined resource handler which wraps the given resource handler.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Resource |
createResourceFromLibrary(String resourceName,
String contentType)
Returns a new
CombinedResource . |
String |
getLibraryName()
Returns
LIBRARY_NAME . |
boolean |
isListenerForSource(Object source)
Returns true if the source is an instance of
UIViewRoot . |
void |
processEvent(SystemEvent event)
Before rendering of a freshly created view, perform the following actions:
Collect all component resources from the head.
|
createResource, createResource, createResource, decorateResource, decorateResource
createResourceFromId, createViewResource, getRendererTypeForResourceName, getViewResources, getViewResources, getWrapped, handleResourceRequest, isResourceRendered, isResourceRequest, isResourceURL, libraryExists, markResourceRendered
public static final String LIBRARY_NAME
public static final String PARAM_NAME_DISABLED
public static final String PARAM_NAME_EXCLUDED_RESOURCES
public static final String PARAM_NAME_SUPPRESSED_RESOURCES
public static final String PARAM_NAME_INLINE_CSS
public static final String PARAM_NAME_INLINE_JS
public static final String PARAM_NAME_CACHE_TTL
public CombinedResourceHandler(ResourceHandler wrapped)
wrapped
- The resource handler to be wrapped.public boolean isListenerForSource(Object source)
UIViewRoot
.isListenerForSource
in interface SystemEventListener
public void processEvent(SystemEvent event)
processEvent
in interface SystemEventListener
public String getLibraryName()
LIBRARY_NAME
.getLibraryName
in class DefaultResourceHandler
public Resource createResourceFromLibrary(String resourceName, String contentType)
CombinedResource
.createResourceFromLibrary
in class DefaultResourceHandler
resourceName
- The resource name.contentType
- The content type.Copyright © 2012–2018 OmniFaces. All rights reserved.