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I am new to JSF and was wondering if there is any way to do something like a "type ahead" that could be incorporated into a h:selectOneMenu scenario. I didn't know if this could be achieved using AJAX or something similar.
I saw this IBM article that looks very close to what I want to achieve -->
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rbdhelp/v7r5m0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.etools.egl.jsfsearch.tutorial.doc/topics/egl_lesson02-01-06.html
I am using Spring + Hibernate + JSF.
I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on the easiest way to achieve this or any more resources (I am having a hard time finding material).
Take a look at the PrimeFaces Autocomplete component:
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/autoCompleteBasic.jsf
This has all of the functionality that you are describing out of box and it is fairly easy to integrate into your application. You would of course need to integrate PrimeFaces into your JSF application however there are plenty of online resources to help you with that.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am using Spring MVC and Hibernate for a project. I am little confused about which technology to use in front end part(in jsp part), to get better look and fill as well which is easy to adopt.
Thanks in advance, :)
I would suggest GWT with Spring and Hibernate if that fits your requirements. GWT has great widgets and a vibrant community. There's GWTP, a nice MVP framework for GWT.
For other options, go through Matt Raible's Java frameworks comparison. Spend 2/3 days to pick one that fits your requirements the best.
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I am a student, and I just have developed an application using Sencha Touch, which follows the MVCS architecture.
It includes a lots of java-script model-view-controller and store classes.
Application works fine, but the problem is with its documentation.
Can you help me with any good example that shows the various UML diagrams (class, activity, use case) and how they are designed for MVC applications?
Any tutorial or blog post would also be of help.
The list of classes is huge, and so I am not sure if I should put it here.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I would like to request Standalone jQuery animation function/library.
I found lots of libraries in the internet - some of them were complicated to use, some of them were OVERWEIGHT and some of them were unsmooth/rough/laggy/slow.
I wont post the libraries I found because I believe there's no need. Tell me only about something I cant find by writing "JavaScript Animation Library" in Google...
Thank you very much!
It seems that you're actually looking for a JavaScript animation library, not a jQuery one.
You'll find several lightweight libraries at http://microjs.com
Also, check out the $fx library https://github.com/agilemd/Fx
Go for scriptaculous. It is an open-source javascript library, intended mainly for animations.
http://script.aculo.us/
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Closed 10 years ago.
I need some really stellar AJAX example forms.
I want to build simple but great 2 column forms with a dynamic form builder.
This is one example but want one that is very easy to use and that I can move rows up and down and is very flexible to code in.
You may look into this http://code.google.com/p/jquery-form-builder-plugin/
Regards,
Chee Kin
P/S: I am the owner of the project
You could try this jquery plugin.
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I am going to use the ajax for simply refresh the multiple element on the page based on synchronous or asynchronous .
I want to refresh the page When the ajax request in completed.
Is there any ajax framework that has ajax utility function ?
I did not use any javascript framework.
Now I am developing page based on J2EE.
jQuery is my choice..Simple, lightweight, cross-browser, easily implementable and has allot of examples everywhere.
Prototype and jQuery are generally considered the best ajax javascript frameworks. For a complete list of ajax frameworks go here.
DWR aka Direct web remoting. Specifically ajax for Java.
http://directwebremoting.org/dwr/index.html