JSF and Ajax: Latest strategies for building Ajax applications
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Jan 03, 2008 at 02:37 AM
Chris Schalk's session on ' JSF and Ajax: An update on the latest strategies for building Ajax applications with JavaServer Faces ' presented at the IndicThreads.com Conference On Java Technology 2007 held in Oct 2007 in Pune, India.
Speaker- Chris Schalk is a Developer Advocate for Google and helps promote Google Ajax technologies around the world. He is also one of the original members of the OpenAjax Alliance. Prior to Google, Schalk was a Principal Product Manager and Java Evangelist for Oracle's application server and development tools division.
While at Oracle, he worked to define the overall Web development experience for Oracle JDeveloper and ADF Faces (Trinidad). He is also the co-author of JavaServer Faces: The Complete Reference published through McGraw-Hill Osborne.
Session Abstract
This session serves as an up to date review of the latest technologies and methodologies for building Ajax applications using JavaServer Faces. Specifically covered is:
* How to build custom Ajax enabled JSF components
* How to integrate JSF with existing Ajax technologies such as Google Maps
* A survey of other JSF related Ajax technologies including JMaki, Richfaces, Apache Trinidad RCF.
* A review of the top feature requests for JSF 2.0.
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