> Thanks for the reply, somehow I missed it, I thought
> I would get notified.
Yes, me too.
> After a few days of trial and error I converted the
> component to JSF 2.0 - of cause into a java based one
> (with use of
> annotations I was able to get rid of half of the
> files). I don't remember much, one thing which
> puzzled me is that I still have to call
> setRendererType(DEFAULT_RENDERER);
Sorry I can't help you here. I didn't convert to annotations and I still have my calls too.
>
> But my question was more about what new unobvious
> features of JSF 2.0 could be applicable here. For
> instance it uses a Phase listener to serve images,
> may be that could be handled in a better way via
> resources (some custom ones(?))?
AFAIK the resource mechanism is intended for static resources not dynamic ones, so for the charts I don't think you'll be able to use it.
The only other thing I did was to add support for ClientBehaviors, for <f:ajax...>.
Most of the JSF 2 features apply to application writers and not so much to component writers. Andy Schwartz has a good overview of the new features:
http://andyschwartz.wordpress.com/2009/07/31/whats-new-in-jsf-2/
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