Simon Kitching wrote:
How about: <t:div rendered="#{pageBean.showPopup}"> <f:verbatim> <script type="text/javascript"> window.open("/popup.jsf", "popupwin", "...."); </script> </f:verbatim> </t:div>Then in your method that is connected to the commandButton used to submit the page, just set a flag so that showPopup returns true. The flag will be false initially, so the script won't render. After a successful submit, showPopup will return true so the script is rendered and the window will open.
I would need to execute a backing bean method in order to generate content (backing bean produces the whole response by streaming data from a back-end server) for the new window. Is there a better way to invoke the backing bean method than to create an invisible submit button whose action/actionListener method is bound to the method to be executed and modify the above Javascript code to submit the form using the new button?
