Bundling Ajax into JSF components
Friday 29 June 2007
"Any Java developer who has already worked with Java Server Faces has undoubtedly come across the need for a custom component. Most components in JSF implementations are rudimentary and don't really address real-world situations--if data-entry solutions for all problem domains were as simple as a login form, then JSF would be just the right tool out of the box. The saving grace of the framework is the ability to create and extend custom components, and if you couple that with the power and versatility of Ajax, you really start to reap the benefits of the modern Model-View-Controller architecture." - by Chris Hardin.
To get more information on how to bundle Ajax into custom JSF components, you can start from reading this article.
I want to say , that nowadays - you almost can't do JSF application without Ajax if you want to create powerful rich application.
Users of your application are hope and waiting that web application will be as close as possible to desktop applications. With all their's intuitive and responsible user interface, with flexible look&feel - with ability change it "on the fly".
Posted byEugene at 04:26