The current issue ( 4.2012 ) of the german Eclipse Magazin ( http://eclipse-magazin.de ) includes the article “CDI für Richt Clients” from Jakob Korherr (Software Engineer at IRIAN). This article explains how it was possible to integrate Apache OpenWebBeans (CDI implementation from Apache) and Apache MyFaces CODI in an existing Eclipse RCP project and how the project...

Irian will be at the JAX 2012 in Mainz. Michael Kurz will do the session JSF 2 Kompositkomponenten im Einsatz on 19th April 2012. The slides  and examples are available for download.

 Marrying JSF and Scala part 3: Custom Components in Scala Introduction While JSF2.0 has simplified the component building a lot thanks to the composite components, there are still usecases when the classical component building tasks have to be performed. We showed in part 1 and part 2 how to build the basic JSF artifacts in Scala we now are going to dive deeper...

This blog post is about a problem which about 80% of all user problems regarding JSF Ajax in the MyFaces mailinglist revolve around. Namely how do I handle the JSF Ajax in a multiple form scenario. JSF Ajax and multiple forms, a standard case, which should be easy right? Let's have a small look at an example: As we see here, two forms each updating a component in itself via...

The entire story started when we got the request to encode everything in ISO-8859-1, including the Ajax cycle. Well first I thought it was easy just change the encoding on the Javascript side, let the server handle the rest. The encoding was easily detectable on the Javascript side simply by checking the xhtmls encoding (the meta tag head encoding itself would have been another option, but...