Hi there, pretty short time since my last example! This one is gonna be too short, ’cause you ‘re now enough experienced to get the best out of it.
Assuming that we ‘re building an awesome web application and we want to include an image or more in it, here comes the question: how could we get this done?
In JSF, we can use the <h:graphicImage /> tag to render an HTML img element. The approved way of including images in our application, is placing them under the webapp and especially in a structure like below:
1. JSF 1.x graphicImage
According to JSF 1.x, we could hardcode the relative path directly as a value attribute:
<h:graphicImage value="resources/images/JCG_watermark.png" />
, which generates the following HTML output:
<img src="resources/images/JCG_watermark.png;" alt="" />
2. JSF 2.x graphicImage
According to JSF 2.x, we can render an image like this:
<h:graphicImage library="images" name="JCG_watermark.png" />
So, that was it for today!
This was an example of GraphicImage in JSF 2.0.
