RichFaces
Posts specifically about the RichFaces JSF component library.
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Lately I have seen a spike in questions such as which JSF 2.0 component library is better? Or RichFaces vs PrimeFaces and there is also performance comparison. It’s probably because JSF 2 is being used more and more and people want to know which library to use. I guess that’s fair. Here is my 2…
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The RichFaces team has released RichFaces 4 Milestone 5. The next release is going to be a Candidate Release (CR). Milestone 5 adds new components such as fileUpload, panelMenu, toolbar, drag’n’drop, dropDownMenu and almost finished client-side validation. Read more about Milestone 5 release. I’m personally very happy that the team is so close to releasing…
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A reader asked me to provide plain JSF and RichFaces template to run on JBoss AS. As JBoss AS already comes with JSF libraries, just delete the two JSF Jars (jsf-api.jar, jsf-impl.jar) and you will be ready to go. Or, follow the steps below to download and import the project. Again, this is just plain…
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Happy 2011! It’s new year, and what could be better than to start the first post of 2011 with some great RichFaces news. New RichFaces 4 book Ilya Shaikovsky (@ilya_shaikovsky ), a RichFaces team members and myself started working on a new RichFaces book. It’s the second edition of Practical RichFaces (Apress) book and will…
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Well, it’s getting close. The RichFaces team has released RichFaces 4 Milestone 4 release. This milestone includes the core functionality for long awaited client-side validation feature, new components (inplaceSelect, select, calendar, tooltip, and tree), and a4j:push is now based on Comet implementation. You can find more information from Jay’s post. According to Jay, Milestone 5…
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Showing user a modal “Please wait” or “Working” dialog is a good way to prevent him or her clicking a button more than once. It can be easily done in RichFaces by combining a4j:status and rich:modalPanel tags. When the button is clicked, a4j:status is executed. Instead of showing some text or animated image, we use…
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The RichFaces team is getting closer and closer to RichFaces 4 GA. Just two weeks ago (sorry for the delay in posting this) RichFaces 4 Milestone 3 was released. Milestone 3 adds a number of new components, initial development for client-side validation, but the most important new feature is cloud support via GAE (Google App…
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Topic: AJAX Applications with JSF 2 and the New RichFaces 4 Recording date:Wednesday, September 8, 2010 Duration: 55 minutes Recording: Play
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Slides from Hands-On with RichFaces presentation at JavaOne 2010 in San Francisco: Hands On With Rich Faces 4 – JavaOne 2010 View more presentations from Max Katz.
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Due to some changes (of course beyond my control) I had to replace my original session Enterprise Applications with JavaFX and CDI with a new session called Hands-on with RichFaces. Hands-on with RichFaces Monday, September 20, 1:00PM | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 2 RichFaces is a JavaServer Faces (JSF) framework with more than 100…
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Slides from my presentation at Herbstcampus conference. Ajax Applications with JSF 2 and new RichFaces 4 View more presentations from Max Katz.
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I know that many people waited long time to find out when RichFaces 4 will be released. Last week Jay Balunas announced the release schedule leading to RichFaces 4 GA release. October, 2010 : 4.0.0.Milestone3 In Development November, 2010 : 4.0.0.Milestone4 December, 2010 : 4.0.0.Milestone5 January, 2011 : 4.0.0.CR1 January, 2011 : 4.0.0.CR2 February, 2011…
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I will be teaching and presenting at Herbstcampus conference in Nuremberg, Germany next week. There is still time to register for my RichFaces workshop on Sunday, September 12th. Discount Get 25% discount by using this URL. Alternatively, you can use this booking code: ceHioRcpiD. I also have two general sessions (one of them has changed):…
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Links for 2010-09-07: Exadel Tiggr gets another mention at Top 21 blog Check out this beautiful application built with RichFaces
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RichFaces 4 is one more milestone closer to GA. This week JBoss and Exadel teams have released RichFaces 4 Milestone 2. This milestone includes: New components: accordion, autocomplete, inplaceInput, and inputNumberSlider Large scale stabilization to our core and CDK modules. The RichFaces Showcase Demo now includes all the components Support for cloud deployment is coming…
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RichFaces 3 webinar series with slides and actual webinar recordings (at the end of this post). Introduction to RichFaces View more presentations from Max Katz.
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JSF 2 now has basic Ajax support via f:ajax tag. RichFaces 3 has a very popular a4j:support tag (in fact, f:ajax was inspired by a4j:support). RichFaces 4 comes with a4j:ajax which is based on f:ajax but upgrades the tag with more features and advanced functionality. The table below show the attributes available in both tags…
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RichFaces 4 is not only JSF 2 based, but also undergoing a major upgrade on the framework level. Many components are being rewritten to increase performance, reduce markup size, and make them consistent across the board. RichFaces 4 is a major upgrade and brings many improvements: All JavaScript is now based on jQuery Ajax framework…
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I will be presenting and teaching a RichFaces workshop in Nuremberg, Germany during Herbstcampus conference, September 12 – September 15, 2010. With the upcoming RichFaces 4 release, the workshop will cover RichFaces version 4. This is a great opportunity to learn standard JSF 2 Ajax features and how RichFaces 4 advanced features, tags, customization and…
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With the upcoming release of RichFaces 4, we are doing a webinar on new RichFaces 4. Register and learn what’s new in RichFaces 4. When: Wednesday, September 8, 2010 | 2pm EDT (GMT-4 New York) / 18:00 GMT / 8pm CEST (GMT+2 Paris) Abstract: RichFaces is a JSF framework with AJAX components (over 100), skins,…
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One of the unique features in RichFaces is its power and flexibility. If you don’t want or need to deal with JavaScript then you use controls such a4j:support, a4j:commandButton, a4j:commandLink, a4j:poll, and a4j:jsFunction to fire and Ajax request and perform partial page updates. On the other hand, if you need more flexibility or looking for…
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The RichFaces team has released RichFaces 4.0.0 M1. You can read about this release from Jay Balunas. A few other things: To start quickly with RichFaces 4, download this template and replace original RichFaces Jar files with 4.0.0M1 version. We are doing a webinar on RichFaces 4 and JSF 2 on September 8th, 2010. Details…
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Learn how to use RichFaces a4j:queue tag to control traffic to the server from my article published on JSFCentral.
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The RichFaces team has made a major step toward RichFaces 4 by releasing Alpha 2 version. I’m hoping to see GA in September. Keep in mind that not all components have been migrated to version 4 yet. The components that are available right now are listed below. Some highlights in RichFaces 4 Alpha 2: Redesigned…
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Check out this project, it’s very cool. dynaWidgets created by Top 21 GmbH, are a set of JSF components for rendering portlet like elements (called widgets) in your JSF application. The Ajax functionality is powered by RichFaces. Implementing widgets is just like implementing normal JSF facelets pages. Check out the examples section to see an…