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A quick question, which is better performance and memory wise:
<t:outputText escape="false" value='<tr><td>'/>
or just a straight
<tr><td>
I ask because I haven’t found any documentation regarding which is best performance wise and for general maintainability of the JSFs. I believe the latter results in more maintainable code (you can identify mismatched tags easier), but I’m unaware if there are reasons someone would want to explicitly output html elements using outputText.
Just put HTML straight in the view. Not only have the components indeed an extra memory/resource overhead which you’d like to minimize, but it’s also much better readable.
The example as you posted will by the way also not parse when you’re using Facelets instead of JSP as view technology.