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On 2/8/06, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Werner Punz schrieb:
> Gerald Müllan schrieb:
>
>> @Werner; Any idea how the dojo library comes along with this ajax
>> validation stuff?
>>
> Definitely no hooks into JSF ;-)
> dojo basically gives you a simplified ajax infrastructure which is
> basically a class definition with a callback function within the class.
> (it also encapsules the transportation layer)
> what you do within the function is up to you.
> I have not looked into dojo that much to know if there also is a
> validation framework on top of it. But it is not very likely.
>
>
Ok to clarify the things, I checked the examples, dojo definitely has
some client side validation framework, which works as expected,
http://archive.dojotoolkit.org/nightly/tests/widget/test_validate.html
This one is really interesting, but you wont get hooks into jsf that
way, on the other hand you probably wont need them.
As I said, I am fairly new to dojo as well, my knowledge grows with its
usage every day. So I cannot give precise answers currently ;-).
But something is there, it does not seem to be ajax, but definitely
input validation ;-)
