I discovered that Vanguard is using JSF via Backbase
When signing up for paperless statements on my 401(k), I stumbled
upon another JSF user: The Vanguard Group. I see that they're using JSF
via Backbase on their paperless signup page at: <https://personal.vanguard.com/us/JSP/RegLogOn/Regis/RegActivityContent.jsf>.
I've added them to the RealWorldJSFLinks wiki at <http://wiki.java.net/...
At JSFOne, someone suggested modifying the navigation rule system such
that if the to-view-id is absent from a navigation-case, the to-view-id
value be inferred from the outcome.
This would mean the following is valid:
<navigation-rule>
<from-view-id>/pages/inputname.jsp</from-view-id>
<navigation-case>
<from-outcome>sayHello</from-outcome...
The JSF Expert Group has just released another draft of the JSF 2.0
specification, Early
Draft Review 2. There are many new features in this draft,
including early implementations of composite components and Ajax.
Please read the preface of the spec prose document to see the list
changes.
This draft of the specification is fully implemented (though the TCK
is not yet finished) and can be...
I received a tip from Matthias Weflendorf
that Apple is using JSF for its online rebate site, which you can see at
<https://rebate.apple.com/art-web/pages/newAccountCreationPage.faces>.
A quick View Source shows the presence of our javax.faces.ViewState
hidden field. Inspection of the value of that field leads me to believe
they are using Mojarra, but I am not
certain. If someone can...
Our current schedule for JSF 2.0 has us handing off the spec
artifacts to the JCP on 15 December 2008. That’s 62 business days
from today. We have 37
open spec issues, not including some ones floating around on the EG
list that I need to put into the issue tracker. Of those 37, there are
20
that I’ve classified as “hard”, with help from
FOJSF Yara Senger. If you care...
One of the worst things about Java is the lack of a language level
solution to the fragile
base class problem. In the absence of a solution, the JSF EG has
resorted to creating subclasses of interfaces, appending a digit to the
interface name, and adding the methods there. For example, we created
ActionSource2
as an extension of ActionSource just so we could support
for the Unified EL in JSF 1....
