JavaOne: JSF evolution? AJAX has come

Abstract: JavaOne: JSF evolution? AJAX has come

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Recently closely watching the Java One, the advent of natural EJB3 is a top priority, but also based on its application need not worry. See today on the JSF reports, actually deserves used to talk about.
Based on the latest look at JSF AJAX API, has been to simply package in the end AJAX:
1. Automatic filling column

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Code:
Onchoose = "function (item) (return chooseCity (item);)" />

2. Google Map

Code:
Markers = "# () MapBean.locations" style = "height: 500px; width: 700px" />

3. Fill in the electoral value of the input box

4. Document Editor

5. Points of the Yahoo button

Code:
HoverTexts = "# () RatingBean.ratingText" notInterestedHoverText = "Not Interested"
ClearHoverText = "Clear Rating" grade = "# RatingBean.grade) (" />

6. Calendar

7. Verification form

Code:

8. Upload tools

Code:
RetFunction = "testRetFunction" retMimeType = "text / xml" postProcessingMethod = "# () FileUploadProcessing.postProcessingMethod"
ProgressBarDivId = "progress" progressBarSubmitId = "submit1x" progressBarSize = "40">
<input Type="file" size="40" name="fileToUpload0" id="fileToUpload0Id"/>

style=”COLOR: rgb(51,51,255)”> <input Type="file" size="40" name="fileToUpload1" id="fileToUpload1Id"/>

style=”COLOR: rgb(51,51,255)”> <input Type="file" size="40" name="fileToUpload2" id="fileToUpload2Id"/>

style=”COLOR: rgb(51,51,255)”> <input Type="submit" name="submit1x" value="Submit"/>

style=”COLOR: rgb(51,51,255)”>

Now that AJAX components still in BluePrint, unable to use direct download, you can install Sun's Java Creator trial, I think the idea is from the JSF. Copied from the side of the Net, there is no support for a write so that the IDE from the procedure is very ambitious.

Interested friends can learn more through this Web site:
Http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/reference/techart/2/ajax_samples.html

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