You
can have both the base page and the pop-up execute under JSF. What we've
done to transfer data back to the base page (and to close the pop-up) is to do
that through _javascript_. Make sure you're using client-side state saving,
though.
If you
do this, your pop-up window can actually consists of several JSF pages in a
conversation without difficulty.
The
trick is getting the pop-up to launch correctly. See Core JavaServer Faces
for an example of that.
-
Brendan
-----Original Message-----Good afternoon everyone.
From: Rafael Nami [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 4:00 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: design question
Our team is having doubts about a usecase needed in our app.
We have a page, that calls a popup that searches some stuff to add,
and adds this stuff to the parent page. The parent page have to be
responsible to save everything. What is the best practice?
Put the entire backing bean in session scope? Use x:saveState in both
parent and popup pages to save the backing bean?
Thanks
Rafael mauricio Nami
