New jMaki Tutorials for JSP and JavaServer Faces

• What Is Project jMaki? jMaki is all about enabling developers to use JavaScript in their Java based applications mdash; either as a JSP tag library or a JavaServer Faces component jMaki uses the best parts of Java and JavaScript to deliver rich Ajax style widgets See the a release a and then check out a in action a on jav ...

• Giving jMaki a Whirl Having struggled with the JavaScript part of the JavaOne hands on lab a Ajax based JavaServer Faces Web Applications With Sun Java Studio Creator zip a presenter Chris Kutler says she was excited to learn about a tool that makes the JavaScript part of Ajax technology easier a provides a NetBeans mod ...

• jMaki Demo Screencast This screencast shows how to use the jMaki NetBeans plugin to quickly use widgets from Dojo Yahoo UI Widgets and Google to create Ajax enabled applications by dragging and dropping jMaki tags onto a JSP ...

• Project jMaki Melds Ajax and Java Find out about this preview of the plug in for NetBeans that lets developers drag and drop jMaki components directly into JSP pages Article by David A U ...

• Event Handling in jMaki: the New Publish/Subscribe Mechanism Tech Writer Jennifer Ball blogs on how to use the new publish and subscribe mechanism available in jMaki to handle events generated by jMaki widget Once you publish a topic for a widget you can subscribe to the topic from any application and respond to a widget event however you like hardcoding spec ...

• Using a jMaki Widget in Phobos Application Last week Jennifer Ball blogged on how to use the new publish subscribe mechanism in jMaki to handle an event of the jMaki fisheye widget This week she describes how she used the jMaki fisheye widget to implement the same use case in a Phobos applica ...

• Introducing Project Dynamic Faces Take a look at the early access release of Project Dynamic Faces DynaFaces Also visit the slides and screencasts page for an introductory presentation by Ed B ...

• JavaServer Faces, Java Studio Creator, and Ajax a Kutler a shows you how to use jMaki to add a dojo combobox component to a JavaServer Faces application built using using Java Studio Cre ...

• Enterprise Grade Ajax with JavaServer Faces Ed Burns demonstrates how to implement Ajax enabled applications using JavaServer Faces see code from both the page author and component developer points of view and get a look to the future of mobile and disconnected applications Hosted by the Orlando chapter of Linux Enthusiasts and Professio ...

• Using Default Renderers in JavaServer Faces Technology to Add AJAX Read about how to use JavaServer Faces technology to build a library of reusable components and make your web Ajax functionality available to a large community of u ...