ANN: Ajax4jsf 1.0.2 has been released

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URL: https://ajax4jsf.dev.java.net/nonav/ajax/ajax-jsf/
Version 1.0.2 introduces three new core a4j tags: a4j:poll, a4j:keepAlive, a4j:include.
a4j:poll allows to change the page content by timer. It initiates the Ajax request/response calls. The interval attribute defines the interval in ms. The form ( h:form or a4j:form) should be around. a4j:poll is a standard a4j ajax component, so any other well-known attributes, such as ajaxSingle, action and actionListeners, immediate, bypassUpdates, eventsQueue and others can be used to precisely turn the desire behavior.
a4j:keepAlive allows to keep the request scope bean alive during the Ajax interactions. This is our simple solution for the issue risen several times on the mailing list and mentioned in the Ajax4jsf JAQ:
http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Projects/Ajax4jsf .
Now, you can say: <a4j:keepAlive beanName="myBackingBean" /> and it will be saved and restored during the Ajax request/response calls.
a4j:include - similar to jsp:include or ui:include, but allows to orginize the navigation inside the jsf page declaring the navigation rules in the faces-config.xml in a the standard manner. The most common Use Case is a multi-steps wizard. With a4j:include, any part of the page might become a wizard.
Sergey : Ajax4jsf Team

Answer 1

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The FlexPMD Eclipse plugin will integrate in its first version:
1) Ability to specify the FlexPMD binary location
2) Ability to specify your custom ruleset
3) Ability to run FlexPMD against any folder
4) Ability to see violations in a specific view in a hierarchical manner
5) Ability to open a given file in the editor by double clicking in the violation/or the file from that view.
At the moment, features 1,2,3,4 are done
The last one still needs to be done.
Xavier