What exactly is #{component} in EL?
The #{component} is an implicit EL variable referring the current UIComponent in EL scope (see also implicit EL objects). You can usually only refer it in component's HTML attribute or in template text children. E.g. in case of <h:inputText> it will reference an instance of UIInput class which has among...
ReactJS and parent / child components: How do I build out this conceptual calendar?
javascript,reactjs,hierarchy,uicomponents
Generally, the key to reusable components that don't depend on internal state alone is to use properties. Data flows from top-level components down into composed children. It' helps a lot to break the UI down into responsibilities (much the same way you'd utilize SRP in other situations). For example, given...
Why does SpringBeanFacesELResolver cancel UIComponent binding?
jsf,primefaces,spring-security,uicomponents
As explained here: god bless stackoverflow My backing bean for login page initially had been managed by JSF. JSF had been initializing UIcomponent property. When I added a new managed property and configured its injection in spring security config I actually made my bean managed by Spring. Thus properties previously...
Existing UI libraries to use with React.js?
The React.js wiki-page lists several UI widget libraries: Elemental UI Material-UI Khan Academy's component library React Foundation Apps React Bootstrap Topcoat.io components for React ...and numerous (likely not compatible) individual UI widgets. It would be great if UI libraries and individual widgets could easily be used together but that is...