February 2007
Intermediate to advanced
65 pages
1h 10m
English
Overview
Based on material from the forthcoming second edition of Core JavaServer™ Faces by David Geary and Cay Horstmann, this short cut explores how to use JavaServer Faces and AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript with XMLHttpRequest) to create rich user interfaces. Starting with a brief review of Ajax fundamentals, it goes on to cover
Implementing Ajax with a servlet in a JSF application
Using JSF phase listeners for more complex Ajax scenarios
Form completion and real-time validation
Accessing UI view state from an Ajax call
Client-side state saving and Ajax
Direct Web Remoting with DWR
Finally, after concisely explaining JSF components that wrap existing JavaScript components using Prototype, Scriptaculous, Dojo, and Rico, this Short Cut briefly explores how to use the Ajax4jsf framework to seamlessly integrate Ajax into JSF applications.
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