A RenderKit is a library of renders. A render is used to
customizes the encoding and decoding for a specific client device or
localized application user. A RenderKit can implement a look and feel,
called a skin, target specific devices, such as a phone, PDA, or markup
language, for example, WML, HTML, or SVG. In a JavaServer Page (JSP) a
RenderKit is represented as a custom tag library. For detailed
information on RenderKits, see the Sun JavaServer Faces Specification.
To add a RenderKit:
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Select faces-config.xml in the Project Explorer of the J2EE perspective.
The JSF Application Configuration editor opens.
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Select the Component tab of the
editor.
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Expand the RenderKits section.
A list of defined RenderKits, general information, and a list of
renderers of the selected RenderKit appears.
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Click Add.
A new RenderKit is added to the RenderKits list with the default
name New Renderkit
x
.
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(Optional) Change the default RenderKit name to a unique,
descriptive name in the Display name field
of the General section.
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(Optional) Type a description in the Description
field.
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Type an ID in the RenderKit ID field.
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Click Browse and select a RenderKit Class.
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