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| I'm working on a new project called the PortletFaces
Bridge which will enable the use of JSF 2.0 within Portlet 2.0
compliant portals like Liferay 5.x. The bridge impl... |
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| In this tutorial we’ll update you on the world of Java
EE 6 with the help of a Twitter-like demo application we’ve
code-named wallfriend. The demo application contains... |
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| In this post I'm going to show a simple fully integrated
CRUD style application working on Google Application Engine.... |
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| There’s this guy, Peter Thomas , and he has this blog
entry called “jsf sucks”. I don’t want to increase his page rank so
I’m not linking to it here. However, it’s cer... |
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| Fully revised and updated for all of the changes in JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0, this comprehensive volume covers every aspect of the official standard Web development architec... |
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| How to show a "Please Wait" box and block the input
while the Ajax request is processed.... |
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| In this second article, Jeremy Grelle continues his
exploration of Spring Faces with a sample application that
demonstrates the Spring-centric integration approach.... |
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| Multipart requests are used when client needs to upload files to server. A multipart request has a different encoding and requires to be parsed.
JSF2 doesn't come with any fil... |
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| A few weeks ago, Ed Burns posted a link to a blog on the JSF expert group mailing list, commenting “A nice one, but it doesn't mention JSF 2”. Ever the curmudgeon, I pointed o... |
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| In part four of this series on JavaServer Faces (JSF)
2.0 features contributed by Red Hat, or in which Red Hat developers
played a significant role, co-author Dan Alle... |
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| As I happily wrote about new features of JSF 2.0, my coauthor David Geary kept asking me how to run the examples in Tomcat 6. I kept putting it off—hunting down all those JAR... |
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| Java EE 6 has three different ways of defining “beans” that are “managed” in one way or another. Here is a quick recap.... |
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| Packt folks sent me a copy of "JBoss Richfaces 3.3" so that I could do a review of the book in my blog. I am almost done with the book and probably would have started on writi... |
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| Learn how to develop a Java™Server Faces (JSF)
application using Apache Derby, Apache MyFaces, and Facelets. The
ready-to-download sample application in this article u... |
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| The RichFaces team is pleased to announce that the first milestone of RichFaces 3.3.3 has been released! You can download the bits from the milestone download page or if you a... |
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| Although JSF 2 moved most of it's configuration to annotations still some must be made on xml's, like the phase listeners.
The most straight forward way to implement a mechani... |
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| I normally don’t do all that much work-related traveling. A couple of trips to Oracle HQ every year. A conference here and there. Manageable.
The last two months... |
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