Joe schrieb:
Does anyone have experience using JQuery with Java Server Faces?
The id-encoding isn't helpful to select elements via jQuery. Using
class-selectors instead can ease the pain. All in all, jQuerys
unobtrusive nature is still very helpful when working with JSF.
About components: I haven't seen a single JSF component that used
jQuery. Instead all those fancy component frameworks/libraries reinvent
the wheel again and again, and implement the same stuff over and over again.
If you happen to work in a portlet enviroment (eg. JSR 168 compatible),
forget about JSF. Don't waste your valuable time. I can provide you with
a compiled list of reason, though I'd have to translate that first.
If you still have a choice: Currently my stack is Spring (with Hibernate
or iBatis), Spring MVC with Freemarker as View, and both jQuery and Ext
for the client-side. The tool support for Freemarker is bad, otherwise
its a great stack I can highly recommend - at least today.
Let me know if you have any specific questions, I guess I could rant
about this topic for a few hours :-)
Regards
Jörn
