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The inputText type element represents the HTML input type text. Example of the representation in the source content is shown below.
<input type="text" name="jsftags:_id1"
value="123 JSF Ave" />
The descriptors hold the dynamic specification, which is combined with specification in the source content to arrive at the implementation syntax. For the descriptors entries, see the overview section of the element descriptor, as well as the individual attributes entries.
Example of the final syntax is shown below.
<h:inputText id="address"
value="#{jsfexample.address}" />
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The textarea type element represents the HTML input type textarea. Example of the representation in the source content is shown below.
<textarea id="jsftags:textArea"
name="jsftags:textArea"
cols="5" rows="3">
Text goes here..
</textarea>
The descriptors hold the dynamic specification, which is combined with specification in the source content to arrive at the implementation syntax. For the descriptors entries, see the overview section of the element descriptor, as well as the individual attributes entries.
Example of the final syntax is shown below.
<h:inputTextarea id="textArea"
rows="4" cols="7"
value="Text goes here.."/>
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The hidden type element represents the HTML input type hidden. Example of the representation in the source content is shown below.
<input id="jsftags:hidden"
type="hidden"
name="jsftags:hidden"
value="userPreference" />
The descriptors hold the dynamic specification, which is combined with specification in the source content to arrive at the implementation syntax. For the descriptors entries, see the overview section of the element descriptor, as well as the individual attributes entries.
Example of the final syntax is shown below.
<h:inputHidden id="hidden"
value="userPreference" />
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The password type element represents the HTML input type password. Example of the representation in the source content is shown below.
<input id="jsftags:password"
type="password"
name="jsftags:password"
value="secret" />
The descriptors hold the dynamic specification, which is combined with specification in the source content to arrive at the implementation syntax. For the descriptors entries, see the overview section of the element descriptor, as well as the individual attributes entries.
Example of the final syntax is shown below.
<h:inputSecret redisplay="false"
value="#{jsfexample.password}" />
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