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How to Make the ICEfaces Connection Status Always Visible

ICEfaces allows to show if the server-side is still processing using the <ice:outputConnectionStatus /> tag in JSF pages. For long transactions this gives pretty good feedback to your users.

But, when your form is longer than the browser window it can happen that the status tag is scrolled outside of the visible part. With this the user can be confused and get it wrong.

So, we need something that allows to fix the presentation of the connection status, even if a page ...

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13
AUG
3

Categories: ICEfaces, Web Design

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Nightmares on JSF Street in Trinidad

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is the upcoming standard for the presentation layer of enterprise architectures. It’s going to replace the good old Struts. Struts, being the first widely accepted MVC 2 framework, to separate presentation from business logic, JSF now adds a real component model, event handling, validation and more to it. JSF can be compared to GUI development, although it doesn’t result in a single standalone client-side application, but in a bunch of code for the app ...

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15
DEC
0

Categories: AJAX, Eclipse, JavaServer Faces, Spring Framework

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