> javax.faces.ClasspathResourcesDirectory
>
> If this param is set, it must not start with a "/" and the runtime will
> interpret its value to be the path of the resources directory for
> resources packaged in the classpath as specified in section 2.6. If not
> specified, the default value is "META-INF/resources".
META-INF/resources will always be scanned whether or not this context param is defined right?
> I like the idea. Obviously JSF is not the only EE technology to suffer from context-paramitis. Should we try to bring this up at the servlet level? Ed
+1, we already have faces-config.xml and bunch of settings in web.xml. Less xml, more attractive JSF is.
Regards,
On 29.Şub.2012, at 07:17, Ed Burns wrote:
> One more context param attribute, with addition to dozens of others...
> You recall me my old idea to put all configuration options into single class, where each option has its own getter, with appropriate validation and defaults.
> It should read all options from context parameters in default implementation, or can be replaced in faces config by custom class.
> RichFaces has such class, and I saw similar in Mijarra implementation. Why do not move it into public ?
> I like the idea. Obviously JSF is not the only EE technology to suffer from context-paramitis. Should we try to bring this up at the servlet level? Ed
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