What is <a4j:support> tag?
Save For Revision
Save For Revision
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
WithoutBook brings subject-wise interview questions, online practice tests, tutorials, and comparison guides into one responsive learning workspace.
Know the top RichFaces interview questions and answers for freshers and experienced candidates to prepare for job interviews.
Know the top RichFaces interview questions and answers for freshers and experienced candidates to prepare for job interviews.
Search a question to view the answer.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
<h:inputText value="#{userBean.name}"> <a4j:ajax event="keyup" render="out" /></h:inputText><h:outputText value="#{userBean.name}" id="out" />Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
Use a4j:actionListener to register an ActionListener class on a parent action component. Multiple listener methods can be registered on an action components in this way.
The a4j:actionListener tag differs from the standard JSF tag in that it allows the listener to be attached in any of three ways:
<h:commandButton value="Update"> <a4j:actionListener listener="#{bean.actionMethod}"/> <f:ajax render="messages"/></h:commandButton>Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
The a4j:jsFunction component creates a JavaScript function that allows you to send JSF Ajax requests from any JavaScript. You define the Ajax and JSF properties just like a4j:ajax, or a4j:commandButton, and a4j:jsFunction creates the JavaScript for you. The component sends a request using the standard JSF mechanisms. Note that this means a JSF form is required.
The following example shows how to use a4j:jsFunction to create a function named updateName. This is then called on mouseover of the different names. This triggers the full round trip Ajax request and renders the updated name.
<span onmouseover="updateAddress('WithoutBook')" onmouseout="updateAddress('')">WithoutBook</span>
<a4j:jsFunction name="updateAddress" render="showAddress"> <a4j:param name="address" assignTo="#{bean.address}" /></a4j:jsFunction>Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Log in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.
The rich:tree component renders a tree control on the page. The most important tree features include the following:
<rich:tree id="tree" nodeType="#{node.type}" var="node" value="#{bean.rootNodes}" toggleType="client" selectionType="ajax" selectionChangeListener="#{bean.selectionChanged}"> <rich:treeNode type="country">#{node.name}</rich:treeNode> <rich:treeNode type="company" iconExpanded="/images/ctry.gif" iconCollapsed="/images/tree/disc.gif">#{node.name}</rich:treeNode> <rich:treeNode type="cd" iconLeaf="/images/tree/cd.gif"> #{node.artist} - #{node.name} - #{node.year} </rich:treeNode>Save For Revision
Save For Revision
Bookmark this item, mark it difficult, or place it in a revision set.
Open My Learning LibraryLog in to save bookmarks, difficult questions, and revision sets.