Akaine Harga wrote:..
You mean I should forget about property binding and manually use jQuery for data fetching and view updates? And that without mentioning the stateless views. But wouldn't that multiply the required time for coding, code complexity in several times and render the best JSF's feature (variable binding) just useless? I'm not entirely against the idea, I just need time to get used to it, I guess.
Akaine Harga wrote:
Actually, guys, one of the purposes of my post was exactly this:
Is JSF (or any other "automated" WebMVC) good for heavy views? Or am I actually hitting the limits here? I was considering to move to JavaFX8 for some time by now. As far as I understand I won't have any of these problem there. Or even forget Java completely and move to .Net SOA based apps. Because the idea of spending weeks of jQuery coding for a relatively simple functionality doesn't appeal to me as the most optimal (time/cost) solution.
Any thoughts?
Akaine Harga wrote:..The apps look nice, they require little coding, but they are slow. And with the Internet connection becoming faster each year people will start complaining more and more..
Monica Shiralkar wrote:
Your relationship should really be owned by Product
I did not understand what does 'owned by' means over here.
Monica Shiralkar wrote:
Your relationship should really be owned by Product
. My main confusion at this stage is that how to decide whether bidirectional relationship should be used when the same thing is being achieved in unidirectional mapping too. Is there anything which cannot be achieved in unidirectional mapping which can be achieved only using bidirectional mapping? As per the discussion so far in this thread we have talked about no such thing which is possible only in bidirectional and not possible in unidirectional mapping.
thanks
sanket jani wrote:sorry but its a html page not JSP
Monica Shiralkar wrote:
So if he adds products, the parent (Category) should also be saved.I want to use the cascading such that on saving the child table, the parent too gets saved.(cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
Marsoni Hutao wrote:
In Servlet i initialized an object