Rest assured that ICEfaces EE 1.8 will be fully supported for an extended period of time. If, for example, your development and/or deployment environment requires that you continue to use JSF 1.x, ICEfaces 1.8 is the right choice. To run any of the pure JSF 2 examples, open a console or shell and navigate to the directory (e.g. The data table component is a powerful improvement on the standard JSF dataTable. ICEfaces EE 1.8 is a mature and robust technology.
The main example is Auction - a version of the original ICEfaces 1.8 Auction Monitor application ported to run on ICEfaces 2 but modified to use only JSF standard components and Ajax Push. So it is a little restrictive in the sense that you can't specify multi-row cells, and that columns must be specified at the. You can, however, use specify a styleClass and then define the CSS properties line-height, text-align, and horizontal-alignment. It doesn't have a rowspan, valign, or halign. In the sample below click the Show Dialog button to open the dialog window. As such, they require fewer library dependencies. The ice: panelGrid has a columns attribute. Enter a project name, and in the Configurations drop-down, select either ICEfaces Project or ICEfaces Project with WLS 10.0. There are icefaces jars shown in package Explorer (which are automatically added by eclipse). The simplest way to create an ICEfaces-enabled project is to run the New Dynamic Web Project wizard (choose File->New->Project., and then select Web/Dynamic Web Project as the project type).
Click on the box below to toggle button select / deselect functionality. imageHOLDERS showcased their innovative self-service betting terminals and gaming kiosks at ICE Totally Gaming 2018 at the Excel in London. Eclipse can find these classes instead the necessary jars are automatically added to my project.
These applications use only standard JSF 2 components enhanced with the core ICEfaces framework. TheThe examples under /icefaces/samples/core do not use the ICEfaces Component Suite. The reason is that the Ant builds can leave files or artifacts that can interfere with the Maven builds and lead to errors or incorrectly built. .list.ListBase (implements .IceClientBehaviorHolder, .list.
I suspect that ICEFaces has something built in to deal with this but I can't find any information about it.If you've built the entire source tree using Ant or you've built any of the samples using Ant and you want to start using Maven instead, you should do an 'ant clean' in the sample directory before attempting to use Maven to build them. The example they gave was also going through the blockingServlet. The recommended (and easiest) way is to use the SessionRender API in your managed bean: SessionRenderer.addCurrentSession ('myGroup') SessionRenderer.render ('myGroup') Consult the Icefaces developers guide for more information. This initializes a re-render of the client. The client is also concerned that input parameters are not properly validated providing a entry point for XSS. You can make use of the AJAX push feature of IceFaces. I have implemented the no-cache headers but that's not exactly solid security. Made the changes to component-showcase as described by Yip.
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How can I set up something similar for this? I don't really understand how icefaces deals with the information stored on a form and how I can ensure that this info is not stored by the browser. Tested content of zip file with ICEfaces 1.6.2 and also with trunk (rev 15202), does not work. I discovered that the POST request the client's security team were complaining about were ajax calls to the BlockingServlet. Initially I set up a phaseListener to deal with this but the only requests that came through were GETs. In order to avoid browsers caching sensitive information, the client's security guidlines require that POST requests do not return 200 response. I have 2 security concerns that my client has come up with and I am stuck.
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