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AjaxWorld Special: Creating AJAX and Rich Internet Components with JSF

JavaServer Faces (JSF) standardizes the server-side component model for Web application development but doesn't standardize the presentation layer at the browser. In a series of articles we are going to look at how JSF can fulfill new presentation requirements without sacrificing application developer productivity building Rich Internet Applications (RIA). AJAX has gained momentum primarily due to the XMLHttpRequest browser object, which supports asynchronous communication with any business services used by the Web application. Popular sites such as Google Mail and Google Suggest use AJAX to deliver RIA.

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#5	SYS-CON Belgium News Desk commented on the 6 Apr 2006 JavaServer Faces (JSF) standardizes the server-side component model for Web application development but doesn't standardize the presentation layer at the browser. In a series of articles we are going to look at how JSF can fulfill new presentation requirements without sacrificing application developer productivity building Rich Internet Applications (RIA). AJAX has gained momentum primarily due to the XMLHttpRequest browser object, which supports asynchronous communication with any business services used by the Web application. Popular sites such as Google Mail and Google Suggest use AJAX to deliver RIA.
#4	SYS-CON Australia News Desk commented on the 6 Apr 2006 JavaServer Faces (JSF) standardizes the server-side component model for Web application development but doesn't standardize the presentation layer at the browser. In a series of articles we are going to look at how JSF can fulfill new presentation requirements without sacrificing application developer productivity building Rich Internet Applications (RIA). AJAX has gained momentum primarily due to the XMLHttpRequest browser object, which supports asynchronous communication with any business services used by the Web application. Popular sites such as Google Mail and Google Suggest use AJAX to deliver RIA.
#3	Jonas Jacobi commented on the 28 Feb 2006 Hi Reza, Thank you for those kind words. We totally agree with you that the combination of JSF, Ajax, and XUL is a very powerful combination. Part 2 has already been published - [visit link] These articles are also based on content from our book Pro JSF and Ajax was recently released - [visit link] Cheers, Jonas
#2	Reza commented on the 28 Feb 2006 Thank you for your very intresting article. yes JSF ,Ajax and XUL are lost part of RIA and you find them greatly in your article. i am waiting for next part. Thank you again. Reza
#1	Jonas Jacobi commented on the 6 Dec 2005 Hi newbie, The easiest way of getting up to speed with XUL and XBL is to visit XUL Planet - [visit link] XUL Planet has proved to be a very good source for us when working on our book ([URL]Pro JSF: Building Rich Internet Components[/URL]) and its samples. Another good source is, of course, Mozilla's web site - [visit link] Cheers, Jonas

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