The decorate tag
is identical to the composition tag, except that
ui:decorate, unlike ui:composition, does not
disregard all content outside of the tag. The decorate is
useful when you want to decorate some content in a page, for example,
you might want to decorate a list of items, like this:
ui:decorate tag, ui:decorate can
be used to decorate pieces of a page.
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
template | false | javax.el.ValueExpression
(must evaluate to java.lang.String)
|
A URI that points to a
template, also known as a layout, that inserts pieces of the page
defined in the decorator. If the URI
cannot be resolved a
TagAttributeException must be thrown,
including accurate location information to help the page author resolve
the problem. When the template is intended to come from a resource
library contract, the value of this attribute must be an absolute path
starting with "/".
|