On 7/8/05, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > In general I think we need a overall strategy on how we are going to > support Ajax with MyFaces and how we can avoid duplication with the > Shale project.
For Shale, my intention is to focus on the server side support that any AJAX solution needs, not on AJAX-enabled JSF components. After all, no matter what sort of JavaScript library you're using on the front end (or whether you coded that JavaScript explicity or a component did it for you), SOMEBODY has to hook the incoming requests up to the corresponding business logic, perform updates to the model tier if requested, pull data out of the model, and format it as a response. Since that's what a web framework does for standard form submit requests, it makes sense to bring the same capabilities to the back end behind all the asynchronous data-oriented AJAX requests that everybody is building. > > sean > Craig
