GMaps4JSF
allows Google Maps to be easily integrated with any JSF application.
This blog shows how to use this library with Mojarra
- JSF implementation delivered from the GlassFish community.
TOTD
#50 explains how to create a simple JSF 2.0 application and
deploy on GlassFish
v3 prelude using Mojarra
2.0 EDR2. The application allows to create a database of
cities...
Yaaay, 50th tip!! The previous 49 tips are available here.
Mojarra EDR2 is now available
- download binary
and/or
source
bundle!
GlassFish
v2 UR2 ships with Mojarra 1.2.0_04 and v3 prelude comes with 1.2.0_10.
The Mojarra binaries in both v2 and v3 can
be easily replaced by the new ones as described in Release
Notes. Additionally, TOTD#
47 explains how to get started with Mojarra 2.0 on...
Jim and I presented on "Using Comet to
create a Two-Player Web Game" at Ajax World 2008 West
yesterday. The talk explained the basic concepts of Comet, showed how a
Tic Tac Toe game can be easily created using code walkthrough and then
talked about future directions. The slides are available here
and the code can be downloaded here.
A similar sample that can...
CIO published an article
highlighting 5 cheap (or free) software that can be afforded during
financial crisis. Their recommendations are:
Open
Office ($0) instead of Microsoft Office ($110 for basic
version)
Mozilla
Thunderbird ($0) instead of Microsoft Outlook (lots
of security issues)
GnuCash
($0) instead of Quicken ($30 for starter edition)
Alfresco
($0) instead of Sharepoint ($...
"Sun moving away from SOAP to embrace REST" is the misleading title
of an article recently published in SD
Times. The article provides a good introduction to JAX-RS and
Jersey. But I really wonder what motivated the author of this
article to use this title. This blog, hopefully, provides a better
context.
Jersey is
the Reference Implementation of Java API for RESTful Web Services
(JAX-RS, JSR...
This is a follow up to TOTD
#48 which showed how to convert a JSF 1.2 application to use
new features of JSF 2.0. In this blog, we'll talk about a new
annotation added to the JSF 2.0 specification - @ManagedBean.
@ManagedBean is a new annotation in the JSF 2.0 specification. The
javadocs (bundled with the nightly)
clearly defines the purpose of this annotation:
The presence of this
annotation...
Jim
and I are speaking at Ajax
World next week on Using Comet to
Create a Two-Player Web Game.
The session walks through the process of creating a Tic Tac Toe game
that can be played over the Internet using Ajax and Comet. In the
process, it explains the
general Comet concepts using APIs specific to the GlassFish Application
Server. It also highlights the multi-lingual capabilities of...
TOTD
#47 showed how to deploy a JSF 1.2 application (using
Facelets and Ajax/JSF Extensions) on Mojarra
2.0-enabled GlassFish.
In this blog we'll use new features added in JSF 2.0 to
simplify our
application:
Use integrated
Facelets and resource
re-location to simplify our facelets
Replace JSF Extensions Ajax API with new in-built
JavaScript APIs to expose Ajax functionality.
Let's...
Java Server Faces 2.0 specification
(JSR 314,
EDR2) and implementation
(soon to be EDR2) are brewing. This blog shows how to get started with Mojarra
- Sun's implementation of JSF.
GlassFish v2 comes bundled with Mojarra 1.2_04 which allows you to
deploy a JSF 1.2 application. This blog explains how you can update
GlassFish v2 to use Mojarra 2.0 nightly. And then it deploys a simple
JSF 1.2-...
Sun Student
Technology Camp is an effort to educate students about what
is going on in the world of technology. If you are a student, from
middle school on up through university-level, then this is for you!
There are presentations, demos, hands-on activities on the latest and
most innovative technology from resident technology geeks.
The topic for upcoming camp is Open Source. Find out how...
