I also like the Ajax stuff. I noticed ajaxfaces.com, they are using a serval servlet for their ajax stuff; similar to my first JSF_AJAX_TEST, since JSF request (*.jsf) goes to the pages that contains the jsf components (default...) :)
Note, that Shale has a *remote* facility with handles all *.remote request with Jakarta Commons Chain (CoR-Impl). To look at something like that is also a nice thing, just my 2 cents. -Matthias On 6/2/05, Enrique Medina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Please, count with another huge YES for AJAX ;-) > > 2005/6/2, Martin Marinschek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hey guys & girls, > > > > have you read about that Google Summer-of-code initiative > > (http://code.google.com/summerofcode.html)? > > > > I have several (exactly 4 students) who would love to take part in > > this initiative, so all we would need to have would be 4 small > > projects they could finish in 3 months work. > > > > The good thing: they are all trained (by me ;) in JSF, have worked > > with the framework, have written a small project on their own and that > > all using MyFaces! > > > > What do you say? Is there anything we would definitely want to have done? > > > > I have already added a project: > > - implementing the architecture for AJAX-based components, this one > > would be important and certainly worth a shot > > > > Other suggestions: > > - Implementing PRETTY_HTML for all renderers, and getting the html to > > be "more" valid than today > > - Writing server-side-sort/client-side sort implementations for > > dataTable and dataList > > - Implementing changes for JSF1.2 > > > > What about your suggestions? Would you be interested in mentoring? > > > > Projects can be added at: > > > > http://wiki.apache.org/general/SummerOfCode2005 > > > > regards, > > > > Martin > > > -- Matthias Wessendorf
