Icefaces 3.3 keep header constant pdf#

So I set myself the task of looking around for libraries that could provide me this charting support. One of the important considerations was that this library had to be compatible with Richfaces, since that was my default jsf library until further notice. It was a pity though that Richfaces didn’t have one, because most of their components seem to be fully fleshed, and I don’t tend to need other components libraries unless they don’t have it. I’d already heard and read about Primefaces, and the reviews were quite positive. But I still have a some issues with some specific components. While migrating I encountered many issued related to a different JSF version, but in the end I got both running on the same page.

It comes with quite an impressive set of components, and will definitely fill in the holes that Richfaces has left quite nicely, with all the cool items like Accordions, Carousels, Docks (for MacOS fans), an IdleMonitor, ImageCropper and the rest. Hi everyone, I am in the same horrible bad situation, that I am using IceFaces 3.3.0 and now have to migrate to PrimeFaces.

Icefaces 3.3 keep header constant pdf#

The documentation was also quite detailed from PDF and html docs as well from forums, so I was bound to have a good time, or so I hoped. where as in 3.3 when session timeout and user do a activity the response is: reponse. After migrating to Icefaces 3.3 while click of the command link ,the entire page is getting submitted (Ajax call is not working). I “mavened” it and configured it alongside Richfaces, without any complaint. Currently in icefaces 1.8 on the click of command link, Panel grid will be shown without refreshing the page. The chart components were quite may and as cool as Primefaces always tends to be, and it’s model was quite easy to work with. For my needs, which is a bar char, all that was needed was something like the ff from their own documentation: All I needed was to create a Map containing text and data points for a pie chart. Sweet! Simply using my own model and basic collections, I had my data all ready to go. Just when I was getting ready to enjoy splattering my pages with charts all over, I came across a problem. The number of points on which data is collected in my application is flexible, therefore I do not know before hand the number of “series” that I have to display. Unfortunately, Primefaces assumes that I know them before hand, in which case all I needed was to specify each p:chartSeries with label and value. Oops, spanner in the works!! I tried to use a ui:repeat to force it to render a dynamic number of p:chartSeries, but that didn’t work. So, my honeymoon with Primefaces charts was ended abruptly.