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This tag library implements the standard JSF HTML tags for Facelets.
display-name: JSF HTML Facelets Tag Library.
short-name: h
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlInputHiddenTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
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If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
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The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
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The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
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body-content: JSP
This tag is commonly used as a child of the h:dataTable tag, to represent a column of
data within an html table. It can be decorated with nested "header" and "footer" facets
which cause the output of header and footer rows.
The non-facet child components of this column are re-rendered on each table row
to generate the content of the cell. Those child components can reference the "var"
attribute of the containing h:dataTable to generate appropriate output for each row.
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tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlColumnTag
body-content: JSP
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlCommandButtonTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods
are fired instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
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If the value is an expression, it is expected to be a method binding EL expression that identifies
an action method. An action method accepts no parameters and has a String return value, called the
action outcome, that identifies the next view displayed. The phase that this event is fired in
can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
If the value is a string literal, it is treated as a navigation outcome for the current view. This
is functionally equivalent to a reference to an action method that returns the string literal.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlCommandLinkTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods
are fired instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If the value is an expression, it is expected to be a method binding EL expression that identifies
an action method. An action method accepts no parameters and has a String return value, called the
action outcome, that identifies the next view displayed. The phase that this event is fired in
can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
If the value is a string literal, it is treated as a navigation outcome for the current view. This
is functionally equivalent to a reference to an action method that returns the string literal.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlCommandScriptTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods
are fired instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If the value is an expression, it is expected to be a method binding EL expression that identifies
an action method. An action method accepts no parameters and has a String return value, called the
action outcome, that identifies the next view displayed. The phase that this event is fired in
can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
If the value is a string literal, it is treated as a navigation outcome for the current view. This
is functionally equivalent to a reference to an action method that returns the string literal.
]]>
This component may have nested facets with names "header" and "footer"
to specify header and footer rows.
The non-facet children of this component are expected to be
h:column components which describe the columns of the table.
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tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlDataTableTag
body-content: JSP
The value referenced by the EL expression can be of any type.
- A value of type DataModel is used directly.
- Array-like parameters of type array-of-Object, java.util.List, java.sql.ResultSet or
javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.sql.Result are wrapped in a corresponding DataModel that knows how to iterate over the
elements.
- Other values are wrapped in a DataModel as a single row.
Note in particular that unordered collections, eg Set are not supported. Therefore if the value expression
references such an object then the table will be considered to contain just one element - the collection itself.
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Specify zero to display all rows from the "first" row to the end of available data.
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During rendering of child components of this UIData, the variable with this name can be read to learn what the
"rowData" object for the row currently being rendered is.
This value must be a static value, ie an EL expression is not permitted.
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body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlFormTag
body-content: JSP
The value attribute specifies the url of the image to be displayed;
see the documentation for attribute "url" for more details.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlGraphicImageTag
body-content: JSP
If the URL starts with a '/', it is relative to the context path of the web application.
]]>
body-content: JSP
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlInputFileTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlInputSecretTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlInputTextTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlInputTextareaTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlMessageTag
body-content: JSP
This is a required property on the component.
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If globalOnly = true, only global messages, that have no
associated clientId, will be displayed.
else if there is a "for" attribute, only messages that are
assigned to the component referenced by the "for" attribute
are displayed.
else all messages are displayed.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlMessagesTag
body-content: JSP
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlOutputFormatTag
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlOutputLabelTag
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlOutputLinkTag
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlOutputTextTag
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
Children of this element are rendered as cells in the table, filling
rows from left to right. Facets named "header" and "footer" are optional
and specify the content of the thead and tfoot rows, respectively.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlPanelGridTag
body-content: JSP
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlPanelGroupTag
body-content: JSP
Renders as an HTML input tag with its type set to "checkbox", and
its name attribute set to the id. The "checked" attribute is rendered
if the value of this component is true.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectBooleanCheckboxTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
This is presented as a table with one cell per available option; each cell contains a
checkbox and the option's label. The "layout" attribute determines whether the checkboxes
are laid out horizontally or vertically.
The set of available options is defined by adding child
f:selectItem or f:selectItems components to this component.
The value attribute must be a value-binding expression to a
property of type List, Object array or primitive array. That
"collection" is expected to contain objects of the same type as
SelectItem.getValue() returns for the child SelectItem objects.
On rendering, any child whose value is in the list will be
selected initially. During the update phase, the property setter
is called to replace the original collection with a completely
new collection object of the appropriate type. The new collection
object contains the value of each child SelectItem object that
is currently selected.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectManyCheckboxTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
The set of available options is defined by adding child
f:selectItem or f:selectItems components to this component.
The list is rendered as an HTML select element. The "multiple"
attribute is set on the element and the size attribute is set to
the provided value, defaulting to the number of items in the list
if no value is provided. If the size is set to 1, then a
"drop-down" list (aka "combo-box") is presented, though if this is
the intention then a selectManyMenu should be used instead.
The value attribute must be a value-binding expression to a
property of type List, Object array or primitive array. That
"collection" is expected to contain objects of the same type as
SelectItem.getValue() returns for the child SelectItem objects.
On rendering, any child whose value is in the list will be
selected initially. During the update phase, the property is set
to contain a "collection" of values for those child SelectItem
objects that are currently selected.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectManyListboxTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
The set of available options is defined by adding child
f:selectItem or f:selectItems components to this component.
Renders as an HTML select element, with the choices made up of
child f:selectItem or f:selectItems elements. The multiple
attribute is set and the size attribute is set to 1.
The value attribute must be a value-binding expression to a
property of type List, Object array or primitive array. That
"collection" is expected to contain objects of the same type as
SelectItem.getValue() returns for the child SelectItem objects.
On rendering, any child whose value is in the list will be
selected initially. During the update phase, the property is set
to contain a "collection" of values for those child SelectItem
objects that are currently selected.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectManyMenuTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
Rendered as a listbox with the MULTIPLE attribute set to false.
The available choices are defined via child f:selectItem or
f:selectItems elements. The size of the listbox defaults to the
number of available choices; if size is explicitly set to a
smaller value, then scrollbars will be rendered. If size is set
to 1 then a "drop-down menu" (aka "combo-box") is rendered, though
if this is the intent then selectOneMenu should be used instead.
The value attribute of this component is read to determine
which of the available options is initially selected; its value
should match the "value" property of one of the child SelectItem
objects.
On submit of the enclosing form, the value attribute's bound
property is updated to contain the "value" property from the
chosen SelectItem.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectOneListboxTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
Renders a drop-down menu (aka "combo-box") containing a set of
choices, of which only one can be chosen at a time. The available
choices are defined via child f:selectItem or f:selectItems
elements.
The value attribute of this component is read to determine
which of the available options is initially selected; its value
should match the "value" property of one of the child SelectItem
objects.
On submit of the enclosing form, the value attribute's bound property
is updated to contain the "value" property from the chosen SelectItem.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectOneMenuTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
Renders as an HTML table element, containing an input element for
each child f:selectItem or f:selectItems elements. The input
elements are rendered as type radio.
The value attribute of this component is read to determine
which of the available options is initially selected; its value should
match the "value" property of one of the child SelectItem objects.
On submit of the enclosing form, the value attribute's bound property
is updated to contain the "value" property from the chosen SelectItem.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.taglib.html.HtmlSelectOneRadioTag
body-content: JSP
During normal event processing, action methods and action listener methods are fired during the
"invoke application" phase of request processing. If this attribute is set to "true", these methods are fired
instead at the end of the "apply request values" phase.
]]>
If this value is true and no input value is provided by a postback operation, then the "requiredMessage" text is
registered as a FacesMessage for the request, and validation fails.
Default value: false.
]]>
]]>
The invoked method is expected to check the submitted value for this component, and if not acceptable then report
a validation error for the component.
The method is expected to have the prototype
public void aMethod(FacesContext, UIComponent,Object)]]>
The phase in which this method is invoked can be controlled via the immediate attribute.
]]>
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
This tag is backed using a javax.faces.component.UIOutput component instance.
In other words, instances of this component class are created when it is resolved
a Resource annotation, so there is no concrete class or specific tag handler for it,
but there exists a concrete renderer for it.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.view.facelets.tag.jsf.html.HtmlOutputScriptHandler
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
This tag is backed using a javax.faces.component.UIOutput component instance.
In other words, instances of this component class are created when it is resolved
a Resource annotation, so there is no concrete class or specific tag handler for it,
but there exists a concrete renderer for it.
]]>
tag-class: org.apache.myfaces.view.facelets.tag.jsf.html.HtmlOutputStylesheetHandler
body-content: JSP
The value can either be a static value (ID) or an EL expression. When a static id is
specified, an instance of the converter type registered with that id is used. When this
is an EL expression, the result of evaluating the expression must be an object that
implements the Converter interface.
]]>
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