I think they do execute in a particular order, i.e. the order the faces-config files are loaded.
With that the dataTable phaselistener would of course be situated ahead of your phaseListener. No if the AJAX phase listener makes it into the framework, it will be the first one to be called - which should be quite reasonable. regards, Martin On 7/14/05, Mike Kienenberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > While that's true, phase listeners don't get triggered in any particular > order. > > I had problems with the older DataTable because it accessed my > application data from a phase listener, and the data it accessed was > only available after my application's phase listener ran. > > Not having examine the code, it could very well be a moot point in > this instance as the listener may never access application data. > > I'd rather see it done as a servlet if it could be done that way. As > for the configuration, well, you're gonna have to add in a config line > for the myfaces extensions anyway. > > Being a novice JSF user, give my thoughts only the minor consideration > that they're due, and don't beat me up too badly if I'm saying > something stupid > :) > > -Mike > > > On 7/14/05, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Maksimenko Alexander wrote: > > > Hi! > > > I'm looking at AjaxPhaseListener. It looks great but I have some question > > > - > > > at the end of the method I see > > > context.responseComplete(); > > > but as I understand all checks are performed before listener is invoked. > > > So listener in render phase can't tell controller to skip rendering > > > components. Or I was missed something? (I'm using 1.0.9 version) > > > > > A phase listener is triggerted whenever a request comes in, what ajax > > does is to trigger requests without performing a page refresh, thus the > > whole phase listener chain is called every time an ajax request goes > > against the server. > > > > So what happens? the user does something xmlhttp triggers a request > > against the server, the phase listener is triggered performs its > > functions, the result is given back and the client does something with it. > > > > No refresh cycle is performed. The Phase listener is sort of used as a > > request interceptor, kind of like a servlet or servlet filter. > > > > Hope this helps in understanding what happens. You pretty much can do > > the same by using a servlet, but that way you need an extra entry in the > > web.xml file a phase listener can be defined simply by adding an entry > > in one of the faces-configs, thus it can be delivered automatically with > > a component pack. > > > > > > > > >
