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This week, we're delighted to have Rainer Eschen helping to answer questions about the new book ICEfaces 1.8: Next Generation Enterprise Web Development.

The promotion starts Tuesday, December 1st 2009 and will end on Friday, December 4th 2009.

We'll be selecting four random posters in this forum to win a free copy of the book provided by the publisher, Packt Publishing.

Please see the Book Promotion page to ensure your best chances at winning!

Posts in this welcome thread are not eligible for the drawing.
 
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Welcome Rainer!
 
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Hi all the best for yur new release........
 
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Welcome Rainer.
Good to have you here
 
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Hello Rainer:

I am a newbie with Java on the server side. I am working in a small project with JFS, dynamic faces extension and Hibernate. I have never used ICEfaces. Could your new book help a person who has a little experience? On the book website it says:

You need a basic knowledge of the Spring Framework configuration through annotations and the usage of JPA annotations.



I know nothing about Spring Framework ... I don't still use Annotation. I like books with practice approach and no trivial examples... ICEfaces is eassier than Dynamic faces (AJAX) extension?

Looking forward hearing from you.
 
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I'm looking for a book that uses eclipse with examples using the IDE. Does your book have eclipse examples?
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Welcome Rainer, Hope more people will come to know about icefaces through your book.

Thanks,
Rahul
 
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Hello, I hope win your book
 
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Enrique Villamizar wrote:Hello Rainer:

I am a newbie with Java on the server side. I am working in a small project with JFS, dynamic faces extension and Hibernate. I have never used ICEfaces. Could your new book help a person who has a little experience? On the book website it says:

You need a basic knowledge of the Spring Framework configuration through annotations and the usage of JPA annotations.



I know nothing about Spring Framework ... I don't still use Annotation. I like books with practice approach and no trivial examples... ICEfaces is eassier than Dynamic faces (AJAX) extension?

Looking forward hearing from you.



The book is for experienced JSF developers, sorry. I had about 250 pages and even those pages were not enough to write about all ICEfaces aspects. Maybe this helps a bit:

How to Start the JSF Dance
 
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Kurt Peters wrote:I'm looking for a book that uses eclipse with examples using the IDE. Does your book have eclipse examples?
Kurt



I describe how to install the ICEfaces plugin and other tools that you need to create an Eclipse environment. But, you should have some experiences to import the Maven source codes to play with those in the IDE. There was not enough room to help Eclipse beginners in every step, sorry.
 
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Rahul Juneja wrote:Welcome Rainer, Hope more people will come to know about icefaces through your book.

Thanks,
Rahul



BTW: Many thanks for the warm welcome to all members of this community.

I hope that my work helps others to get into all this ICEfaces stuff more quickly. I invested a lot of time in the source code to get more information into the book project although the number of pages was pretty limited ;-).
 
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