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Which one to use for AJAX in JSF???

 
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I want to add ajax functionality in my application. As per the availability of the components i m confused which one to go with. Can someone help me to finalize which libraries to use. My options are:

1. Richfaces
2. JWL

if there is something better than the above two then please let me know.

Thanks in advance.
 
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try IceFaces
 
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Thanks Adi.

Can you please tell me something more about icefaces as what are the additional benefits of using iceFaces as compared to other ones?
 
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Do we have someone else ti help me out?
 
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Ajax4jsf - it doesn't get any easier that that.

https://ajax4jsf.dev.java.net/
 
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JBoss merged both Richfaces and Ajax4JSF. Hence, I advice you use the Richfaces and consequently you're going to use Ajax4JSF as well.
[ September 10, 2008: Message edited by: Jair Rillo Junior ]
 
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Look at the Ajax JSF matrix for more information about what products allow Ajax: http://www.jsfmatrix.net/
 
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I have used the RichFaces stuff for a while and have been happy with it overall with a few exceptions. But from an ajax standpoint I have been able to do everything I have wanted up to this point.

Try this:

Richfaces (ajax4jsf) Demo Site
[ September 16, 2008: Message edited by: Demian Seiler ]
 
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Thanks everyone for your reply. Have used RichFaces as they are easy to use and are working in the same way in most of the browsers.
 
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