Project Woodstock is an abandoned JSF 1.x component library. It was initially part of the "Visual JSF Editor" of the "Sun Java Studio Creator" IDE which is later known as Netbeans. It uses "webuijsf" as default tag prefix.
Project Woodstock is an abandoned JSF 1.x component library. It was initially part of the "Visual JSF Editor" of the "Sun Java Studio Creator" IDE which is later known as Netbeans. It uses "webuijsf" as default tag prefix.
Woodstock was abandoned after Firefox 3 beta was released by end of 2007. It turned that Woodstock generates non-compliant JavaScript code which broke on strict standards compliant web browsers. It turned out to fail as well on newer Webkit based browsers.
The library is not maintained anymore and users were recommended to migrate to another component library. There is a migration tool for Woodstock to IceFaces.