Not sure about ajax continuations but the nightly build does contain a fix require to get ajax4jsf working.
On 9/22/07, Greg Reddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 9/21/07, Pavel Savara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > How stable are nightly builds? > > I suppose we will developed new project for a while before it goes live > so > > would you recommend to use nightly builds because new version will be > out > > soon or should I stick with latest release rather? > > Does it have any advantage to use nightly builds over the latest release > > for new projects? > > > I would think your best bet is to start with the latest release and see if > it provides the functionality you need. If not, then ask here (or look in > Jira) to see if the functionality has been added in a nightly. I would say > the nightlies are pretty stable at this point as there has not been much > church lately. > > We would like to use persistent connection between client and server > (Jetty > > Continuation) and sent updates from server to client rather than client > > asking by request all the time probably by using drw Ajax toolkit (Ajax > > continuations). Can you see any possible problems to use this technology > > together with JSF or shale? > > > If you're just asking about AJAX then I don't see any problems. I don't > know > anything about "Ajax continuations" so I can't really help much there. > > Greg >
