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 Apache MyFaces - Tomahawk - Alias Bean
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Description
            
	A tag that defines a new bean (alias) with a given value.

	This allows you to design a subform with a generic (fictive) beans
	and to include it in all the pages where you use it. You just need
	to make an alias to the real bean named after the generic bean
	before including the subform.

	When used within an aliasBeansScope tag, this tag adds the alias
    to the aliasBeansScope. This makes configuration with multiple
	aliasBeans easier to write.

Screen Shot
            
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API

*----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
|component-family|javax.faces.Data                                     |
*----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
|renderer-type   |org.apache.myfaces.AliasBean                         |
*----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
|component-class |org.apache.myfaces.custom.aliasbean.AliasBean        |
*----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
|renderer-class  |org.apache.myfaces.custom.aliasbean.AliasBeanRenderer|
*----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
|tag-class       |org.apache.myfaces.custom.aliasbean.AliasBeanTag     |
*----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+

Usage

+---
<t:aliasBean alias="#{holder}" value="#{aliasTest1}">
    <f:subview id="simulatedIncludedSubform1">
        <h:outputLabel for="name" value="Name:"/>
        <h:inputText id="name" value="#{holder.name}"/>
    </f:subview>
</t:aliasBean>
+---

Syntax

* \<t:aliasBean\>

	<<<alias>>> - The bean that will be set to the given value (Example: #{holder}).

	<<<value>>> - The value that the alias can be set to.
	This can be a string (like "toto") or a reference to an existing
	bean (like "#{myBean.member1}").

Instructions
            
	See examples/aliasBean.jsp for an example!