Markup

One option to show entered data is to transform the entered markup into openFuXML XML and then use one of the available output components there. While this is a good approach in the context of cross-media-publishing, it's too time consuming to do this for short information snippets.

For this purpose, jtp:outputMarkup can be used.

<h:form id="fMarkupText">
	<p:panel styleClass="jeesl-panel" header="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.mText.type.name[localeCode].lang}">
		<f:facet name="actions">
			<j:svg type="jeeslSave" listener="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.saveText()}" update="@form"/>
		</f:facet>
		<jtp:inputMarkup value="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.mText}"/>
	</p:panel>
	<p:panel styleClass="jeesl-panel" header="Output">
		<jtp:outputMarkup value="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.mText}"/>
	</p:panel>
</h:form>
</ui:composition>

<h:form id="fMarkupXhtml">
	<p:panel styleClass="jeesl-panel jeesl-editor" header="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.mXhtml.type.name[localeCode].lang}">
		<f:facet name="actions">
			<j:svg type="jeeslSave" listener="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.saveXhtml()}" update="@form"/>
		</f:facet>
		<jtp:inputMarkup value="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.mXhtml}"/>
	</p:panel>
	<p:panel styleClass="jeesl-panel" header="Output">
		<jtp:outputMarkup value="#{componentOutputMarkupBean.mXhtml}"/>
	</p:panel>
</h:form>
</ui:composition>

Resource not found: 
/jeesl/java/org/jeesl/showcase/web/mbean/component/input/ComponentOutputMarkupBean.java
 must be available in the classpath