Monday, 11 June 2007

ICEfaces on GlassFish v2


A good way to try out ICEfaces with JSF 1.2 is to use GlassFish.

You will need a recent copy of ICEfaces (at the moment, a subversion checkout, but shortly ICEfaces 1.6) and fewer libraries in your .war file. In particular, do not include the following .jar files, as the latest classes are provided by the Java EE libraries included with GlassFish: 

    el-ri.jar
    el-api.jar
    jsf-api.jar
    jsf-impl.jar
    myfaces-api.jar
    myfaces-impl.jar

You should have success with both JSP and Facelets based ICEfaces applications.

The next step for ICEfaces (in terms of GlassFish integration) is to make use of the asynchronous features of Grizzly as we've had for some time with Jetty continuations and have recently introduced in prototype form for Tomcat 6.

Posted by ted.goddard at 12:08 PM in Entries by Ted Goddard

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Ajax in Safari on Windows


Perhaps the most interesting announcement at Apple's WWDC today is Ajax-related -- the development methodology for third party applications for the iPhone will be Ajax.

Also surprising is the release of Safari for Windows. Here's the ICEfaces Auction Monitor running in Safari, on Windows. Running applications on windows is fine, but we're really looking to try ICEfaces on the iPhone ...

Posted by ted.goddard at 12:08 PM in Entries by Ted Goddard

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