Ajax components for jsf

Hello
Ice faces or richfaces, could u guys give a feedback about your experience with it? I'm developing a ajax based portal, and i don't know which one of it i should use, and i d'like to hear someone that have used them before.
Thanks

Woodstock is another one that should be considered.

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I also discovered the RssBar Component that I would like to use in my JSF web application.
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- Is there any effort to update the code to use a more recent version of the 3rd party libs ?
- I have started writing a facelet taglib, will a future version of components support facelets ?
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IMHO all JSF components should be as easy to use as:
1. include in your pom.xml
<dependency>
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<version>0.8</version>
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title="News from BlurPrints"
backgroundImage="default"
fontSize="14"
speed="3000"
color="#00ffff"
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ejp wrote:
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when we will be able to use AJAX components inside a portlet?
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http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/faculty/horstman/corejsf/geary-horstmann-corejsf-chapter9.pdf
http://www.manning.com/mann (buy book or take a look on source code)
http://thejspbook.com/aboutjsfbook.jsp;jsessionid=a974mvl_TiKf
(buy book or take a look on source code)
https://bpcatalog.dev.java.net/nonav/solutions.html
http://www.ourfaces.net:8080/ourfaces/
http://myfaces.org/
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Components for Layout...

* JavaServer Faces includes components for
doing layout, and will (before final release)
add editable tables to the mix. If you need
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thanx,
sven

* JavaServer Faces includes components for
doing layout, and will (before final release)
add editable tables to the mix. If you need
a tree control or a menu, you can build (or
acquire) a component that will do it for you,
and that component will interoperate with
Faces-based components from other sources,
thanks to the fact that they will share the
same underlying API standards.What exactly is meant by Components for Layout? I can
understand that there will be some components that
represent a tree view, but layout in my opinion deals
with the layout of hmtl pages and what should that
exactly mean?
Try out the MyFaces (= Open Source JSF Impl.) examples application:
Go to "Options" page, change the layout and see what happens!
Manfred
mailto:[email protected]

Postback on Ajax render on JSF 2.0

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I have a .xhtml page divided in several h:form and I am trying to use the Ajax feature to refresh just some part of the page following user clicks without navigation in other pages.
The problem is that for example the first click on a button in one of these forms is not recognized as a Postback so the 2-5 Phases are skipped (I logged the LifeCycle).
The second click on that form then works well. BUT it will need two clicks on another form to have again a Postback.
I am having this problem both using f:ajax tag either jsf.ajax.request script.
Do I have to use a huge h:form containing all my elements? Or can I have force a postback trough a PhaseListener? How?
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First of all thanks for the reply.
I am already using the tag with different render forms as:
<h:form id="form1" >
<h:commandButton id="idButton1" image="/images/myImage1.png" actionListener="#{BeanJSF.doAction}" >
<f:attribute name="paramID" value="#{BeanJSF.currentResultsData.rowData.recordID}"/>
<f:ajax execute="@form" render="@form :form2" />
</h:commandButton>
<h:outputText value="BeanJSF.someResult" />
</h:form>
<h:form id="form2" >
<h:commandButton id="idButton2" image="/images/myImage2.png" actionListener="#{BeanJSF.doOtherAction}" >
<f:attribute name="paramID" value="#{BeanJSF.currentResultsData.rowData.recordID}"/>
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