Facelets Avatar
So it begins. My goal is to take JSF's component model and Facelet's stateless architecture and figure out how best to handle AJAX functionality across the board. I already have a few ideas. At this point, I don't want to get caught up solving all possible scenarios, but Avatar's capabilities should make request types completely agnostic to component implementations.
I will try to keep updating this blog with ideas.
I will try to keep updating this blog with ideas.
posted by Jacob Hookom at
11:47 AM
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Facelets appears to be a good fit for ICEfaces: if Facelets provides the JSF component tree, ICEfaces can incrementally and asynchronously update the browser page. The main trick in terms of implementation will be to get the Facelets and ICEfaces ViewHandlers to cooperate.
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Anonymous, at 2:50 PM
I saw your demo at JavaOne, I was extremely impressed with the demo you guys had running!
I did blog a bit about Avatar over on Java.net too, I was trying to find a way to keep the memory footprint small for asynchronous requests and 'lazily' render parts of the model based on the request.
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Anonymous, at 1:36 PM
Great Post....
Thanks...
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