rendering XHTML components from ajax+Jquery
senthil selva
Greenhorn
Posts: 4
posted 3 years ago
Hi frnds...
i need to update a "div" container with a "xhtml" page, from the page where the "div" container resides...
Below are my codes...
updateDiv.xhtml
myjs.js
divContent.xhtml
the button click on "updateDiv.xhtml" calls the javascript function "updateDivContent()" and it inturn it calls the "divContent.xhtml" ..No probs with the ajax call..
the problem is with the rendering of "divContent.xhtml" 's "h:inputText" inside "updateDiv" div from "updateDiv.xhtml" , which does not render, it just gives out the "h:inputText" component and not the basic html component like "<input type="text" ..>"
can any one please help me in rendering the XHTML component ....
thanks in advance...
i need to update a "div" container with a "xhtml" page, from the page where the "div" container resides...
Below are my codes...
updateDiv.xhtml
myjs.js
divContent.xhtml
the button click on "updateDiv.xhtml" calls the javascript function "updateDivContent()" and it inturn it calls the "divContent.xhtml" ..No probs with the ajax call..
the problem is with the rendering of "divContent.xhtml" 's "h:inputText" inside "updateDiv" div from "updateDiv.xhtml" , which does not render, it just gives out the "h:inputText" component and not the basic html component like "<input type="text" ..>"
can any one please help me in rendering the XHTML component ....
thanks in advance...
senthil selva
Greenhorn
Posts: 4
posted 3 years ago
"divContent.xhtml" is a resource name. Resources are not directly visible to clients.
"divContent.jsf" is a URL name. When a client submits a URL request to the server, the server dissects the URL string and routes the request to the appropriate URL handler. Which, in this particular case is the FacesServlet, which in turn examines the URL and hands it off to the Facelets resource resolver, which decodes the URL path into its corresponding resource path(s). So the divContent.xhtml resource is used by JSF to construct the response for a request for the divContent.jsf URL.
senthil selva wrote:
i changed divContent.xhtml into divContent.jsf
"divContent.xhtml" is a resource name. Resources are not directly visible to clients.
"divContent.jsf" is a URL name. When a client submits a URL request to the server, the server dissects the URL string and routes the request to the appropriate URL handler. Which, in this particular case is the FacesServlet, which in turn examines the URL and hands it off to the Facelets resource resolver, which decodes the URL path into its corresponding resource path(s). So the divContent.xhtml resource is used by JSF to construct the response for a request for the divContent.jsf URL.
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