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ICEfaces in Portals with PortletFaces Bridge
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Sat Jun 11th, 2011
ICEfaces 2 uses the open source PortletFaces Bridge project to provide a much improved portal development experience. The PortletFaces Bridge is based in part on the JSR 329 standard, and provides advanced support for JSF 2.0 Portal applications. Using the improvements in both JSF 2 and Portlet 2, the PortletFaces Bridge now directs all Ajax requests to ICEfaces without bypassing the portlet container while maintaing a rich UI experience by avoiding full page renders.
Enterprise Push Server in ICEFaces
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Fri Jun 10th, 2011
In ICEfaces EE 2, the Enterprise Push Server (EPS) is built to manage singleAjax Push blocking connection(s) with the client browser and share it with any number of deployed ICEfaces applications and portlets, in both stand-alone and clustered deployments. The Enterprise Push Server delivers key additional features targeted at large-scale and high-availability enterprise deployments. Specifically, the Enterprise Push Servers:
What is Shale Web Framework?
Author :
AbhiVuyyuru
Date : Thu Sep 25th, 2008
Apache Shale is a Java Server Faces based Web Application Framework from the Apache software foundation. Shale is talked of as the "heir" Apache struts framework. We all know that struts is the most used Java Web Framework so far. While shale is the successor of Struts, there is a significant departure of architecture from sturts to shale. Firstly, while struts is based on a monolithic Request Processor, Shale is set of fine-grained services that can be combined as needed to meet particular application needs. Secondly, while sturts can be integrated with Java Server Faces, Shale is built upon JSF.
Advantages and Disadvantages - JSF
Author :
VenkatSadasivam
Date : Wed Sep 24th, 2008
JSF is becoming more popular framework for user interface layer development, many architects and companies assuming that Struts is becoming outdated and JSF is catching up the market. I am not sure whether it is true at this point of time. However I would like express my critic on the advantages and disadvantages of JSF.
Custom DateTimeConverter in JSF
Author :
VenkatSadasivam
Date : Wed Sep 24th, 2008
By default JSF using GMT timezone to convert the date into display format.
h:graphicImage in JSF
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Mon Sep 22nd, 2008
In a JavaServer Faces application, the UIGraphic component represents an image. The graphicImage tag is used to render a UIGraphic component on a page.The url attribute specifies the path to the image. It also corresponds to the local value of the UIGraphic component so that the URL can be retrieved, possibly from a backing bean. The URL of the example tag begins with a /, which adds the relative context path of the web application to the beginning of the path to the image.
Life Cycle of JSF Components
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Tue Aug 12th, 2008
The JSF servlet builds the view of the requested page as a component tree that contains the information associated with all components. It also saves the view in a FacesContext instance, thereby making it possible to repopulate the page if necessary—for example, when the user doesn’t fill out a form as required. If the same page was displayed before and component states were saved, that information would also be taken into account. In this phase, JSF wires event handlers and validators (if any) to the components.
JSF Best Practices
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Sat Aug 2nd, 2008
Here I am documenting some best practices can be followed during JSF project development.
New Features in JSF 2.0
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Thu Jul 31st, 2008
JSF 2.0 proposal has been posted on March 2007 and planned for the release in last quarter of 2008. It will be shipped with JEE 6.0 release. Looking into the features lits of the JSF 2.0, it is added lots of interesting features in the list and also they are aiming to attract more new developers to use JSF technology.
Implement Internationalization and Localization in JSF
Author :
JavaBeat
Date : Thu Jul 24th, 2008
Internationalization and Localization are important features for an web based application. Internationalization is implementing the features in your application to support multiple languages. Localization is creating text in a specific language that is presented through an internationalized application
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