Chapter 12. Ajax and JavaScript remoting
This chapter covers
- Combining Ajax and JSF
- Validating form inputs instantly
- Invoking components from JavaScript
- Using Seam as a GWT service
When applications are ported to the web environment, something is often lost in translation: the user experience. Even nontechnical users understand the need to wait for a page to load after each action, evidence of the lack of continuity that plagues many web applications. Ajax provides a way to bring the rich, interactive application (RIA) user experience to the web.
In the previous chapter, you learned how the mission-critical and sometimes daunting task of securing your application is dramatically simplified thanks to Seam. By filling in a few blanks, you’re ...
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