February 2007
Intermediate to advanced
65 pages
1h 10m
English
Ajax is fundamentally a simple three-step process:
Those steps are almost identical to what JSF does when you click a link that illicits a request. JSF handles that request on the server by ultimately writing to the response, which overwrites the preceding response.
The same applies for Ajax requests, except for the last step. In an Ajax request, we don’t refresh the entire page; instead, we update only part of the page. That subtle difference lets us perform all kinds of interesting interactions that were heretofore unheard of in Web applications.
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