Posted by:
Max Katz
on 03/10/2010
Virgil Dodson from Actuate posted a great tutorial on how to use BIRT and Actuate with JSF. RichFaces is used as well. The tutorial uses jsf4birt library developed by Exadel.
jsf4birt can be downloaded here.
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Posted by:
Matthias Wessendorf
on 03/06/2010
Recently the Apache MyFaces project released its second beta release and yesterday the Apache OpenWebBeans project released its M4 release.
These are great milestones in the direction of JavaEE at Apache!
A few month ago Bernd Bohmann and I were giving a JSF2 + X presentation in Muenster, at the JUG. The presentation was great and we showed a lot of cool features of JSF2 and CDI. The big plus was that we were Apache projects (MyFaces and OWB), which we build from the trunk. Now since... more »
Posted by:
Max Katz
on 03/05/2010
With the launch of exadel.org, we also made a new version of JavaFX plug-in available, version 1.2.2. Download the new version here.
In addition to bug fixing, it has the following new features:
New JavaFX Script Wizard
Outline View with navigation
As we have been promising, the plug-in is now open source (under GPL). You can download the sources, access project Jira and post questions and comments to new forum all from www.exadel.org.
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Posted by:
Max Katz
on 03/05/2010
I’m happy to announce that our open source community and projects web site exadel.org is now live. It also hosts its first project: JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. Why did we create this web site? Exadel always had a number of projects available on its site for download, most of them are free. One of the biggest challenges for users was to get involved. Even though most products were open source, it wasn’t easy to get the source code. The actual download was hosted on exadel.com,... more »
Posted by:
Max Katz
on 03/05/2010
Exadel has a new Android M-Commerce client. Read more here.
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Posted by:
Max Katz
on 03/05/2010
Add BIRT Reporting to JSF Applications using RichFaces recording is available here. You can also download the complete application I showed during the webinar here.
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Posted by:
Max Katz
on 03/05/2010
Last week I attended, presented and taught 1-day workshop at JSFdays conference in Vienna, Austria. The conference was great and I’m already looking forward to next year. What’s amazing, virtually everyone I spoke with was using or planning to use RichFaces. One of the most frequent questions I was asked is when RichFaces 4 will be available? Although, I’m not in position to confirm this, it’s safe to guess that 4.0 GA will be available sometime in mid-summer. The... more »
Posted by:
Matthias Wessendorf
on 03/05/2010
Recently I played with the Apache Wink REST Client to access the Twitter Streaming API. Yesterday Jean-Francois Arcand announced the availability of Ning’s new Async Http Client. The blog looked interesting and the Twitter stream is a perfect example to combine the two. If you are behind a firewall you need to set a proxy-server on the AsyncHttpClientConfig and pass it into the constructor of the AsyncHttpClient. After that, you simply call the prepareGet(…) and here you pass... more »
Posted by:
Lincoln Baxter III
on 03/04/2010
Read the original post on in.relation.to
If you’ve ever programmed in PHP, Ruby, Perl, Groovy, and probably others, then you know how nice it is to have a central, official space for reference documentation and inline community feedback.
This is something that has sorely been missing from the JEE community, and something that has caused many disparate [...]
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Posted by:
Stan Silvert
on 03/03/2010
We just put out a new release of JSFUnit. This time besides bug fixes, we have few new features to talk about:JSF Static Analysis Returns - A big thank-you goes to our newest committer, Alexander Jesse. He has updated some of the old JSF static analysis code and made it really easy to test your JSF configuration for common errors. Some of the old static analysis stuff is still there but his ConfigFilesTestSuite looks awesome. Click here to check out the documentation.New API for... more »
Posted by:
Matthias Wessendorf
on 02/27/2010
Imagine you have some services which frequently triggers your backend to process some data and you need to display these changes on the UI… The most reasonable pattern is using Comet!
ADF Faces has great and flexible support for Comet with its ADS facility. This post quickly describes you to push data from a backend to your client. In order to avoid writing and faking a “busy” backed, I use the twitter update stream – which actually provides data in REALTIME to... more »
Posted by:
Max Katz
on 02/24/2010
Learn how to run RichFaces applications in the cloud.
Ingres Highlights Role in Exadel Cloud in a Box
RIA on the Cloud with RichFaces and Ingres
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Posted by:
Max Katz
on 02/19/2010
RichFaces team has been working hard and this week they released RichFaces version 3.3.3 RC1 which works with JSF 2. This version doesn’t support the full JSF 2 API. This version was made available for two reasons: 1) make 3.3.x branch very stable, 2) make it easier for companies to migrate to JSF 2. You don’t need to wait for RichFaces 4 which will have full JSF 2 support. If you are migrating to an application server which has JSF 2, you can take your existing RichFaces... more »
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