Renders the necessary CSS stylesheet includes for the Spring Faces components.

Use of this tag in the head section of a page that contains the Spring Faces components is recommended as a browser performance optimization in keeping with the Yahoo performance guidelines. If this tag is not included, the stylesheet includes will be rendered inline with the first instance of a Spring Faces component that requires them.

Renders the necessary JavaScript file includes for the Spring Faces components.

Use of this tag in the head section of a page that contains the Spring Faces components is recommended as a browser performance optimization in keeping with the Yahoo performance guidelines. If this tag is not included, the script includes will be rendered inline with the first instance of a Spring Faces component that requires theme.

Renders a resource include that will route through the ResourceServlet .

The included resource can be either CSS or JavaScript. The type of include to render will be determined from the resource's file extension. The ResourceServlet will set the proper response headers for aggressive caching of the resource by the browser and will gzip the resource if the client browser supports it. These optimizations are in line with the Yahoo performance guidelines. See the javadocs of the ResourceServlet for more information.

Renders a special resource include that will combine any child resource includes into one HTTP request.

The child resource components must all be of the same resource type. This is especially useful when combining modularized CSS files for a site. Reducing the number of HTTP requests when a page loads is one of the Yahoo performance guidelines.

Applies client-side text validation behavior to a child inputText component.

Applies client-side numeric validation behavior to a child inputText component.

Applies client-side currency validation behavior to a child inputText component.

Applies client-side date validation behavior to a child inputText component. Field will display a popup calendar when entered.

Fires all client-side validators when a child component's onclick event is fired and suppresses propagation of the event if validation fails.

Renders a gracefully degrading Ajax submit button.

This button will submit the parent form using an Ajax request by default. The component is progressively enhanced so that the submit will still function with a full page refresh if JavaScript is unavailable on the client.

The processing of the JSF component tree can be customized through use of the processIds attribute. By default only the button itself will be processed during the postback lifecycle.

The content to render is determined on the server side by using a render action in the flow definition that processes the request. When updating the existing page, the rendered content must be a replacement for an existing identifiable DOM node in the page.

The component is capable of driving transitions to another view with an Ajax request. In that case, a client-side redirect to the new view will occur so that browser history and normal back button behavior is still preserved.

Renders a gracefully degrading Ajax link.

This link will submit the parent form using an Ajax request by default. The component is progressively enhanced so that the submit will still function with a full page refresh if JavaScript is unavailable on the client. To achieve this, an HTML button will be rendered initially, and replaced with a JavaScript enhanced link. The button is rendered with a special "progressiveLink" CSS class so that its look can be customized as desired.

The processing of the JSF component tree can be customized through use of the processIds attribute. By default only the button itself will be processed during the postback lifecycle.

The content to render is determined on the server side by using a render action in the flow definition that processes the request. When updating the existing page, the rendered content must be a replacement for an existing identifiable DOM node in the page.

The component is capable of driving transitions to another view with an Ajax request. In that case, a client-side redirect to the new view will occur so that browser history and normal back button behavior is still preserved.

Creates a JavaScript event listener for one of the child component's events that will trigger an Ajax submit of the parent form.

The installed JavaScript listener will submit the parent form using an Ajax request. This component is purely JavaScript based and should only be used in an environment where the availability of JavaScript on the client is not a concern.

The processing of the JSF component tree can be customized through use of the processIds attribute. By default only the button itself will be processed during the postback lifecycle.

The content to render is determined on the server side by using a render action in the flow definition that processes the request. When updating the existing page, the rendered content must be a replacement for an existing identifiable DOM node in the page.

The component is capable of driving transitions to another view with an Ajax request. In that case, a client-side redirect to the new view will occur so that browser history and normal back button behavior is still preserved.