Package org.omnifaces.component.output


package org.omnifaces.component.output
  • Class
    Description
    The <o:cache> component allows to cache a fragment of rendered markup.
    The <o:conditionalComment> component renders a conditional comment.
    The <o:graphicImage> is a component that extends the standard <h:graphicImage> with support for referencing an InputStream or byte[] property in the value attribute, optionally as a data URI.
    The <o:link> is a component that extends the standard <h:link> and allows including the request query string parameters of the current URL into the link's target URL.
    Base class which is to be shared between all components of the Output family.
    The <o:outputFormat> is a component that extends the standard <h:outputFormat> with support for capturing the output and exposing it into the request scope by the variable name as specified by the var attribute.
    The <o:outputLabel> is a component that extends the standard <h:outputLabel> with support for automatically setting its value as the label of the component identified by its for attribute (if any).
    The <o:param> is a component that extends the standard UIParameter to implement ValueHolder and thus support a Converter to convert the supplied value to string, if necessary.
    The <o:pathParam> is a component that extends the OmniFaces Param to support MultiViews feature of FacesViews.
    The <o:resourceInclude> component can be used to catch the output from a JSP or Servlet resource and render it as output to the Faces writer.
    The <o:sitemapUrl> is a component which renders the given target URL or Faces view ID as a sitemap URL with support for adding additional query string parameters to the URL via nested <f:param> and <o:param>.
    The available values of the "changefreq" element of the sitemap URL.
    The <o:url> is a component which renders the given target URL or Faces view ID as a bookmarkable URL with support for adding additional query string parameters to the URL via nested <f:param> and <o:param>, and for exposing it into the request scope by the variable name as specified by the var attribute instead of rendering it.