Posts Tagged ‘ jsf ’
There are many ways to integrate the Spring Framework into a JSF application. In this post I write about a tight integration in which almost all configuration is done with Spring annotations without loosing JSF bean handling in the front end. I have created an application template to show this approach. The project is hosted on GitHub (spring-jsf). In the end of the article you find a guide how to build and run this application.
Implementing session timeout handling in an ajax web application can be hard. You have to redirect to a login page when a single ajax call fails after user session is invalid.
My solution is based on PrimeFaces idle monitor. User is redirected to logout action after timeout to invalidate the session. 2 minutes before a countdown dialog is shown to warn user. After moving the mouse again session is extended.
It’s a common task in almost every application to show a table with a list of items and a detail view with one selected item of the table. RichFaces provides a data table component with a lot of sorting and ordering features called extendedDataTable. I will show how to implement the selection of one item of the table and display the item data in separate detail component. All action is done by AJAX requests without a page reload. You need a JSF application and RichFaces components to run this. To get started see the RichFaces Developer Guide.
Last week i noticed that you can easily inject one managed bean into another in your JSF configuration file faces-config.xml. Even if this not new to all of you i will write some configuration details.
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