In this article I will show how to work with the clientId property of UIComponent, which has been improved in JavaServer Faces 2.0, about finding concrete id from client side and how to use this knowledge with jQuery library. We will examine Composite...
2 replies - 10019 views - 02/23/11 by Robert Piesnikowski in Articles
OpenFaces, a JSF library, evolves to version 2.0. The new release introduces 6 new components and updates to existing functionality, all Open Source.
Current JSF component libraries make an attractive alternative to a variety of web frameworks in development...
2 replies - 1999 views - 04/01/10 by Teamdev Ltd in Announcements
TeamDev is happy to announce the second early access (EAP2) release of the OpenFaces AJAX-powered JSF components. The EAP2 release is the last milestone before the version 2.0 release expected in late September.
0 replies - 684 views - 08/04/09 by Igor Shvydkoy in Announcements
Check out our latest DZone Refcard on JSF 2.0!
0 replies - 7172 views - 06/15/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements
TeamDev is proud to announce a major 2.0 update to the JSF components library formerly known as QuipuKit. Since the release of major update the product will be released under dual licensed model: open-source (LGPL) and commercial. The change in the product...
0 replies - 1720 views - 05/25/09 by Igor Shvydkoy in Announcements
The JSFToolbox team is pleased to announce that JSFToolbox 3.0 for Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 was released and now supports ICEfaces and Trinidad components. JSFToolbox is a suite of JavaServer Faces design and coding extensions for Dreamweaver. This release also...
0 replies - 2243 views - 03/04/09 by Ian Hlavats in Announcements
Chapter 1: Getting
Started
What is JSF? "Swing for
server-side applications," a short answer given by the authors. In this chapter,
you get an excellent, detailed...
1 replies - 5181 views - 03/25/08 by Stanley Kubasek in Book Reviews
There are some who do not like to configure dependency injection (DI) in XML. They call it "XML Hell"! There are some who even complain about Spring's DI XML configuration with its lack of type safety.
14 replies - 23437 views - 02/28/08 by Rick Hightower in News
