The presence of this annotation on a
class automatically registers the class with the runtime as a ClientBehaviorRenderer. The value of the renderKitId attribute is taken
to be the render-kit-id to which an instance of this
Renderer is to be added. There must be a public
zero-argument constructor on any class where this annotation appears.
The implementation must indicate a fatal error if such a constructor
does not exist and the application must not be placed in service.
Within that RenderKit, The value of the rendererType
attribute is taken to be the renderer-type
The implementation must guarantee that
for each class annotated with FacesBehaviorRenderer,
found with the algorithm in section JSF.11.5,
the following actions are taken.
Obtain a reference to the RenderKitFactory for
this application.
See if a RenderKit exists for
render-kit-id. If so, let that instance be
renderKit for discussion. If not, the implementation
must indicate a fatal error if such a RenderKit
does not exist and the application must not be placed in
service.
Create an instance of this class using the public zero-argument constructor.
Call RenderKit#addClientBehaviorRenderer on
renderKit, passing type as the
first argument, and a ClientBehaviorRenderer instance as
the second argument.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
| public String | |
| public String | Returns: the render-kit-idThe value of this annotation
attribute is taken to be the render-kit-id in which an
instance of this class of |
| rendererType | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public String rendererType() | |
| renderKitId | back to summary |
|---|---|
| public String renderKitId() The value of this annotation
attribute is taken to be the render-kit-id in which an
instance of this class of
| |