Hi,
you have to add the value="#{bean.selectValue}" property to
selectOneRadio component.
If the value comes with one of the "itemValue" of the selectItems, the
radio button is selected in the browser.
cheers,
Gerald
On 8/23/06, Jaya Saluja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have added radio
In JavaScript or on the server?
On 8/23/06, Jaya Saluja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have added radio buttons to my application.
Here's the code
How do I know which radio button is selected?
Thanks,
Jaya
I have added radio buttons to my
application.
Here’s the code
How do I know which radio button is
selected?
Thanks,
Jaya
AjaxAnywhere and Ajax4Jsf both work "out of the box". They have
different strengths and weaknesses. Both are made for partial page
refreshing, not any kind of AJAX API necessarily.
Ajax4Jsf is geared more towards JSF and is dedicated to migrate to the
JSF Avatar once it is released (where JSF Ava
Thanks everyone for input.
but I am little confused. So there is no framework still that works
completely out of box. I thought my requirements were most basic ajax
requirements...
regards,
Shekhar
Martin Marinschek wrote:
Hold on, hold on.
The PPR technology we devised for integration int
Hold on, hold on.
The PPR technology we devised for integration into tomahawk is
server-side compatible with what Trinidad does (also what the user has
to do to get it working and the developer interface is similar to
Trinidad).
The client-side is completely rewritten, but we hope that we will b
Double? Don't you mean triple, quadruple or maybe even quintuple?
Between MyFaces, JSF-RI, Struts, Tiles, Shale, Shale-Clay, Facelets,
JBoss-Seam, EJB3, Hibernate, Spring, AjaxAnywhere, Ajax4Jsf, Trinidad,
Tobago, and others it is amazing that new developers even try to learn
the technology inste
2006/8/22, Matthias Wessendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Also a short note, Ernst Fastl is working on something similar> as we speak, it will be called partial page renderingthat name sounds familar...is the goal now double everything?
i agree
Also a short note, Ernst Fastl is working on something similar
as we speak, it will be called partial page rendering
that name sounds familar...
is the goal now double everything?
and will be soon part of the tomahawk sandbox.
(The first commit should be within the next two weeks)
--
Matt
Gerald Müllan schrieb:
> I have had a look at A4J the last week, it looks really very promising!
>
> The main point i was aware of, is that it`s very easy to use.
>
> Maybe there is a lack of functionality because it is a young project,
> but i would prefer this one for ajaxing the next jsf-web-a
I have had a look at A4J the last week, it looks really very promising!
The main point i was aware of, is that it`s very easy to use.
Maybe there is a lack of functionality because it is a young project,
but i would prefer this one for ajaxing the next jsf-web-app.
To my mind, 1.) should work d
I have been using AjaxAnywhere and although like it, would recommend
trying A4J instead. AA is limited in its functionality for custom
components. It requries you to have SPAN elements in your HTML which
can cause a lot of CSS pain if your UI is based on a lot of complex
layouts. It is does not ha
>
> We are debating between Ajax4JSF or Trinidad (adf faces).
Have you looked at AjaxAnywhere? We have been using this on the last
couple of JSF projects we did, and it has proved to be quite stable and
quite powerful. Also it is very easy to 'upgrade' an existing
application to AJAX with this l
Hi,
We are trying to revamp our web application with JSF based
UI. At the same time we want to incorporate cool Ajax features in the revised version. We have
following AJAX
requirements:
The UI is made with three divs
. Left div is menu, rigthtop is list of
items and rig
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