x:table

Xavax Custom JSF Library

x:table

The x:table tag provides JSF developers with the precise control of an HTML table that is lost when using h:panelGroup or h:panelGrid. The x:table tag has attributes similar to the attributes of the HTML table tag. An x:table tag can contain optional x:header and x:footer tags. If either of these tags are used, the body of the table should be enclosed in a x:body tag. The body of the table is created using one or more x:row tags, each of which may contain one or more x:heading or x:column tags.

Attributes
Name	Required	Request-time	Type	Description
alignment	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The horizontal alignment of the table on the page. Possible values are "center", "left", and "right".
backgroundColor	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The background color for the table.
borderWidth	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The width of the table border.
cellPadding	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The amount of padding within each table cell.
cellSpacing	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The amount of spacing between each table cell.
height	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The height of the table expressed in pixels or as a portion of the page.
width	false	false	`java.lang.String`	The width of the table expressed in pixels or as a portion of the page.

Inherited Attributes
Core Attributes	inherited from `AbstractTag`

Example

<x:table alignment="center" borderWidth="2">
  <x:row>
    <x:heading>
      <h:outputText value="First Name"/>
    </x:heading>
    <x:heading>
      <h:outputText value="Last Name"/>
    </x:heading>
  </x:row>
  <x:row>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Mario"/>
    </x:column>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Andretti"/>
    </x:column>
  </x:row>
  <x:row>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="James"/>
    </x:column>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Clark"/>
    </x:column>
  </x:row>
  <x:row>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Emmerson"/>
    </x:column>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Fittipaldi"/>
    </x:column>
  </x:row>
  <x:row>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Mika"/>
    </x:column>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Hakkinen"/>
    </x:column>
  </x:row>
  <x:row>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Ayrton"/>
    </x:column>
    <x:column>
      <h:outputText value="Senna"/>
    </x:column>
  </x:row>
  <x:row>
    <x:heading>
      <h:outputText value="First Name"/>
    </x:heading>
    <x:heading>
      <h:outputText value="Last Name"/>
    </x:heading>
  </x:row>
</x:table>

The preceeding example produces the following table.

First Name Last Name

Mario Andretti

James Clark

Emmerson Fittipaldi

Mika Hakkinen

Ayrton Senna

First Name	Last Name
Mario	Andretti
James	Clark
Emmerson	Fittipaldi
Mika	Hakkinen
Ayrton	Senna