问题描述
当我使用
<h:outputStylesheet library="css" name="styles.css">
或
<h:graphicImage library="images" name="image.jpg">
然后在html中我得到这样的东西
then in html I get something like this
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/appName/javax.faces.resource/styles.css.xhtml?ln=css" />
,因此用户可以查看用于编写此应用程序的框架.如何避免向用户显示javax.faces.resource/styles.css.xhtml?ln=css
,但仍然使用facelets(不是HTML,例如>)?当用户仅将css文件的路径视为resources/css/styles.css
so the user can see which framework was used to write this app. How can I avoid showing javax.faces.resource/styles.css.xhtml?ln=css
to the user, but also still using facelets(not html, like <link rel=...
>)? It will be good when the user simply will see the path to the css file as resources/css/styles.css
推荐答案
如果不重新实现整个 ResourceHandler
借助 ResourceHandlerWrapper
作为,这并不是一件容易的事.这是 ResourceHandler
中的硬编码的public static final
字段常量. 类, ResourceHandler#RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
.您可能需要发布功能请求,以使其在外部可配置,就像 NamingContainer
分隔符.
That's not directly possible without reimplementing the entire ResourceHandler
with help of a ResourceHandlerWrapper
as answered by lu4242 on this question, which is not exactly a trivial job. It's a hardcoded public static final
field constant in ResourceHandler
class, the ResourceHandler#RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
. You may want to post a feature request to make this externally configureable like as has happened for the NamingContainer
separator character during the JSF 1.2 to JSF 2.0 step.
但是您为什么要这样做?还有很多其他事情可以为所使用的框架提供足够的提示.如果JSF可以是请求URL模式(/faces/*
,*.jsf
或*.xhtml
),响应头(X-Powered-By
),特定的隐藏表单字段(javax.faces.ViewState
),自动生成的客户机ID(通过默认为木库存),使用的JS库(jsf.js
)等.
But why would you do this? There are a lot of other things which gives enough hints about the framework used. In case of JSF that can be the request URL pattern (/faces/*
, *.jsf
or *.xhtml
), the response headers (X-Powered-By
), specific hidden form fields (javax.faces.ViewState
), the autogenerated client IDs (by default woodstocked), the JS libraries used (jsf.js
), etcetera.
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