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Not even stable and people want it.
For the 3.8 or 3.9 release, I’d like JSF support. I did note that the following features are pretty hot:
– J2EE including JSP2 (jspx, tag, tagx)
– XML including XDoclet
– StrutsAnd an ongoing list of other features, so I am not going to put salt on the wound as we say it in the Netherlands.
Well, version 2.7 / 3.7 will have our first official support for Struts (pretty cool), a new XML editor with validation, caching of DTD’s, and code completion, and we already have XDoclet support. JSP 2.0 support is in the works and we’re actively talking with a development partner about ways to support JSF next year. Hang in there. Good stuff is coming.
And an ongoing list of other features, so I am not going to put salt on the wound as we say it in the Netherlands.
Actually, we say that in the US too. I guess everyone has found out how much salt hurts. 🙂 Keep the suggestions coming; it’s where we get some of our better ideas. 😉
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportWell, it seems that JSF has “won” the poll on the front page.
Will we get some support for it in the near future? Please give us some details 🙂
thanx!
Marcushttp://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/j-integrate/
interesting article (and links to libraries) on integrating Struts and JSF (and Tiles). I’m thinking of heading in this direction anyway, but some productivity support in MyEclipse would be fab…Dave S-B
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