Template body marker tag. Should be used only once in template document. Component renderers in JSF define three methods for content rendering, so the following rules are applied for <cc:implementation> part of template document:

• all content declared before <cdk:body> tag is compiled into statements of encodeBegin(...) method
• all content declared inside <cdk:body> tag is compiled into statements of encodeChildren(...) method. If content of body element is empty, no encodeChildren(...) method will be generated unless 'enforce' attribute set to true.
• all content declared after <cdk:body> tag is compiled into statements of encodeEnd(...) method

Examples:

The following code snippet:

 ... <cc:implementation> <div id="myId"> <cdk:body> <span>Component content</span> </cdk:body> </div> </cc:implementation> ... 

 ... encodeBegin(...) { ... writer.startElement("div", cc); writer.writeAttribute("id", "myId", null); } encodeChildren(...) { ... writer.startElement("span", cc); writer.writeText("Component content", null); writer.endlement("span"); } encodeEnd(...) { ... writer.endElement("div"); } ... 

 ... <cc:implementation> <div id="myId"> <cdk:body /> </div> </cc:implementation> ... 

 ... encodeBegin(...) { ... writer.startElement("div", cc); writer.writeAttribute("id", "myId", null); } encodeEnd(...) { ... writer.endElement("div"); } ... 

 ... <cc:implementation> <div id="myId"> <cdk:body enforce="true"/> </div> </cc:implementation> ... 

 ... encodeBegin(...) { ... writer.startElement("div", cc); writer.writeAttribute("id", "myId", null); } encodeChildren(...) { // empty method. } encodeEnd(...) { ... writer.endElement("div"); } ... 

 ... <cc:implementation> <div id="myId"> Some text </div> </cc:implementation> ... 

 ... encodeEnd(...) { ... writer.startElement("div", cc); writer.writeText("Some text", null); writer.endElement("div"); } ... 

Arbitrary method invocation statement. Should be used within cc:implementation element.

Note: method return value is ignored.

Fully-qualified name of the generated renderer class.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

Family of the component to be rendered by this renderer.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

Part of <composite:interface> section to specify additional Java imports.

Examples:

• <cdk:import package="javax.faces.component" names="UIInput UIOutput" />
• <cdk:import package="java.util" names="*" />
• <cdk:import package="java.lang" names="String.valueOf" static="true" />

Defines fragment of faces configuration file to import attributes from.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

Introduces new variable. Variable's scope is limited to the context of the current method, i.e. variables defined before <cdk:body> are not available after it.

Should be used within cc:implementation element.

Usage example:

• <cdk:object name="children" type="List" type-arguments="UIComponent" value="#{cc.children}" />

Renderer type identifier for this renderer.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

ID of the renderkit to include this renderer to. Defaults to 'HTML_BASIC'.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

Indicating whether generated renderer is responsible for rendering the children of the component it is asked to render.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

Container tag to specify multiple <resource-dependency> tags on a single class.

Should be used within cc:interface element.

Root template tag containing cc:interface & cc:implementation tags.

Handy tag for JavaScript hash objects creation. NB: default and empty values are not added to the result hash.

Example usage:

<cdk:scriptObject name="myHash"> <cdk:scriptOption name="showSomething" value="#{isShowSomething(component)}" /> ... </cdk:scriptObject> <script ...> new Component(#{toScriptArgs(clientId, myHash)});

Represents single object in the JavaScript hash. Should be enclosed into <cdk:scriptObject> tag.

Fully-qualified name of the renderer superclass.

Should be used within cc:interface element.