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Senior Systems Engineer at Exadel
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Senior Java Developer for Sun Microsystems
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A Lead developer at JBoss, a division of Red Hat.
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JBoss Core Developer with over 20 years of industry experience
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Software developer at Oracle
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Lead of Spring Web and Creator of Spring Web Flow
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Principal Software Engineer for Oracle
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Committer and PMC member of Apache MyFaces
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Independent software consultant, author, and open source advocate
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Author, software developer, and open source contributor
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Self-employed consultant/developer
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Author of Graphic Java and co-author of Core JSF
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JSF software developer, consultant, and Java instructor
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Senior Software Architect for Liferay, Inc
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Editor-in-chief of JSF Central and the author of JSF in Action
Ted Goddard
Senior Architect at ICEsoft
Blog
Ajax Push via WebSocket for ICEfaces?
Posted Thursday, September 25, 2008
ICEfaces currently uses XMLHttpRequest to implement Ajax Push, but will better networking capabilities be available in the future, such as WebSocket? Join us to discuss WebSocket, Ajax Push, and Comet at the Silicon Valle more »ICEfaces on Blackberry Bold
Posted Wednesday, September 10, 2008
ICEfaces applications are reported to work on the BlackBerry Simulator JDE v4.6.0; the question is whether they work on more »Presentations
Ajax Push and ICEfaces for enterprise collaboration
The web has evolved from a document repository into a multi-user collaboration medium, shaped and created by its users. Ajax Push gives the server the ability to update any part of any page at any time, transforming every application into a new communica more »Mobile Ajax with JSF
This session provides an overview of the mobile web and how the constraints are satisfied by the ICEfaces Ajax framework, and presents a number of JSF application techniques that allow both mobile and desktop users to be addressed simultaneously. more »Ajax Push and ICEfaces for enterprise collaboration
By Ted Goddard
The web has evolved from a document repository into a multi-user collaboration medium, shaped and created by its users. Ajax Push gives the server the ability to update any part of any page at any time, transforming every application into a new communication tool, connecting users to each other through web server mediated channels.
This session presents an overview of Ajax Push and its range of uses in multi-user web applications. By stepping through the development of a multi-user slideshow and chat system, attendees will learn how easily sophisticated Ajax applications can be created. The combination of JavaServer Faces and the open source ICEfaces framework allows developers and designers to focus on their application and fully apply their current skills. Attendees will take away practical information on JavaServer Faces, Ajax, Ajax Push, and ICEfaces.
Mobile Ajax with JSF
By Ted Goddard
This session provides an overview of the mobile web and how the constraints are satisfied by the ICEfaces Ajax framework, and presents a number of JSF application techniques that allow both mobile and desktop users to be addressed simultaneously.
It's time to bring our Ajax applications to mobile devices, but there are a number of challenges, including reduced bandwidth, increased latency, reduced screen size, and browser variations. Attendees will take away an understanding of the mobile web and its convergence with the desktop web, and will learn how to accommodate mobile users in their current JSF applications.