RichFaces
Posts specifically about the RichFaces JSF component library.
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State of RichFaces
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The RichFaces team has been doing an amazing job on RichFaces 4.1 and today released Milestone 3. Many components in 4.1 have been optimized for mobile. You can see the Milestone 3 components showcase deployed to OpenShift – Red Hat’s PaaS. It uses device detection and will show the mobile optimized version if you access…
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So what’s happening with Seam?. Read the comments. And an update to the original post.
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Here is a recording of a podcast that Ilya (@ilya_shaikovsky, blog) and I did with Apress/Oracle: Meet the authors of the Practical RichFaces 2/edition.
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Slides and demo mobile app from my two session at JSF and RichFaces UNIQA Workshop and 1-day conference. Tiggr – Web-based IDE for Mobile Web And Native Apps View more presentations from Max Katz Click on image to launch the app (desktop browser or mobile device) that we built during the session: RichFaces 4: Rich…
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I’m very happy to announce that Practical RichFaces book (Apress) is now available. It’s a second edition (the first edition is here). This time around I wrote the book with Ilya Shaikovsky (Twitter, JBoss blog, blog) who provided tremendous amount of help and support. Ilya has been on the RichFaces development team since inception, knows…
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I will be in Vienna, Austria, September 7-9 teaching a 2-day JSF, RichFaces workshop, plus presenting 2 sessions at 1-day conference. The workshop and the conference are co-sponsored by Objective and UNIQA. The first two days are dedicated to hands-on JSF and RichFaces workshop. This is a great opportunity to learn everything you need to…
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My session on What You Need for Building Cool Enterprise Applications with JSF was accepted for JavaOne 2011 conference in San Francisco. Title: What You Need for Building Cool Enterprise Applications with JSF Time: Tuesday, 10:30 AM, Hilton San Francisco – Golden Gate 3/4/5 JSF is the standard UI technology in Java EE, but on…
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You may have heard that Ilya Shaikovsky (@ilya_shaikovsky), RichFaces team member and I have been working on Practical RichFaces book 2nd edition. This edition covers the new RichFaces 4. The good news is that we are almost done (yes!). This is the final outline for the book. Expect the book to be available in mid…
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RichFaces 4 presentation at JAX/JSF Summit, San Jose, CA, June 21, 2011. Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and New RichFaces 4 – JAX/JSF Summit View more presentations from Max Katz
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I will be presenting Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and the New RichFaces 4 by Example at OSCON (Open Source Convention) in Portland, OR on July 27th. I will try to make it a mini tutorial session. Hope to see you there.
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Short RichFaces interview: RichFaces 4 enhances JSF 2. Mobile and HTML5 support planned
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Need to run RichFaces 4 application on WebLogic server? It’s simple, follow the steps here. Thanks to Markus Eisele.
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The RichFaces 4 conference road trip continues. It started with TheServerSide Java Symposium in Las Vegan in March. Then it was CONFESS_2011 in Vienna in April and JAX 2011 in Mainz in May. Now RichFaces 4 comes to JAX and JSF Summit in San Jose, CA June 20-23. I will be doing a general RichFaces…
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Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and New RichFaces 4 at JAX 2011 conference, Mainz, May 2-6, 2011 Ajax Applications with JSF2 and New RichFaces 4 at JAX 2011 View more presentations from Max Katz
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In two weeks I will be at JAX 2011 in Mainz, Germany talking about the newRichFaces 4 and mobile development choices (Native Apps vs. Web Apps). May 4, 17:30 – 18:30 Mobile Development Choices: Native Apps vs Web Apps May 5, 10:15 – 11:15 Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and the New RichFaces 4 Say…
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We are starting RichFaces 4 webinar series and there is still time to register for the first webinar tomorrow. In this 3-part series, you will learn everything you need to start using the new RichFaces 4. Individual webinars cover an introduction to RichFaces 4, migration from RichFaces 3 to RichFaces 4, and the newer and…
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Slides from RichFaces 4 session at CONFESS_2011 conference in Vienna, April 12-14, 2011. Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and New RichFaces 4 – CONFESS 2011 View more presentations from Max Katz
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I’m very happy to announce the release of a new DZone Refcard: RichFaces 4: A Next Generation JSF Framework. A huge thank you to Nick Belaevski, Ilya Shaikovsky, and Jay Balunas. Need RichFaces 3 Refcard version? Get it here.
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Now that RichFaces 4 has been released, Exadel will be hosting a 3-part webinar series on RichFaces 4. RichFaces is a JSF framework offering over 100 rich components, skins, client-side validation, and a Component Development Kit (CDK). Although JSF 2 now offers basic AJAX functionality, a broader framework is still required to build real-world JSF…
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Exadel will be presenting at CONFESS (previously known as JSFDays, see note below) for the 4th consecutive year. I will be covering the newly released RichFaces 4 and teaching a full day RichFaces workshop divided into 4 mini-workshops. The workshop, is a great opportunity to learn RichFaces in just 1 day! Exadel is also a…
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Slides from RichFaces 4 session at TheServer Side Java Symposium conference in Las Vegas, March 16-18. Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and New RichFaces 4 – TSSJS View more presentations from Max Katz
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To kick off my conference run this year, I will be presenting at TheServerSide Java Symposium in Las Vegas this week. My session is on Friday, March 18th: Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and New RichFaces 4. Right after my session, I will be participating in Panel Discussion: Client Side Development Smackdown. If you are…
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I have seen this question more than once now, how do you add/delete a row in a table? Turns out it’s pretty simple. Although you can’t do partial table update which RichFaces supports, when adding or deleting a row, jut render the entire table. This will also work with a standard JSF table. Also, a…
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I just updated Easiest way to start with RichFaces post with correct URL to download the sample project (link to drop.io wasn’t working). Keep in mind this is RichFaces 3.3.3.Final. For RichFaces 4 setup, click here.