Re: [jsr-314-open] [jsf2.next] Proposal tosupport newsemantic HTML5tags
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 11:17 AM, Simon Lessard <Simon_Lessard(a)dmr.ca>wrote:
Well, I did need them in every single project I worked on in the
past 4
years and web designers do use them. Anyway, I guess I'm in minority here so
I'll drop the issue and we'll just create our own taglib internally and for
us and our customers and not the use (or rather continue not using) the h:
namespace.
I don't think it's such a bad idea for a component library (I welcome it to
be open source) to implement every HTML tag. Then, users have an option to
use it, and that's great! I wouldn't want it in the standard HTML tag
library because it is too easily perceived as being a burden and requirement
(we would really catch flack for it then). But there is no reason to hide it
internally. Using a component library certainly doesn't mean you think JSF
is deficient. Really that's the whole idea (I'm probably speaking to the
choir here).
-Dan
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