Hi,
I did a small integration of the dojo/dijit components (only spinner and fisheye) in the JSF Icefaces library. I created 2 custom JSF tags which will integrate dojo. So the user/developper doesn't even have to know how dojo/dijit works. He can handle the components just as standard JSF tags.
In the spinner implementation of Dojo, I had to do a small modification because FF did not correctly show the component.
There I had to comment out the line (diji/form/ValidationTextBox.js line 219):
// this.textbox.removeAttribute("name");
I do't know if this is a bug or not, but ater commenting out this line, the component works
You can check the integration with the following links (the sources are available) :
http://www.icefaces.org/JForum/posts/list/8506.page
http://www.icefaces.org/JForum/posts/list/8450.page
http://jira.icefaces.org/browse/ICE-1786
Georges Goebel

sounds great
Sounds great. I remember hearing about some other JSF integrations (two of them I think) but I don't know the links off-hand. As for the bug, it should be reproducible on a plain HTML page (whatever your server is outputting and sending to the browser), so maybe it's worth filing a ticket about it. But you'd need to make the stand-alone test case.
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Bill Keese
Project Lead (aka BDFL) of Dijit