We will highlight all of those stories here in the coming months. We had a number of solid adoption stories submitted that we could select from. Indeed JavaOne 2016 was particularly good in this regard. We have been doing just that for a long time through our adoption stories blog, this humble blog as well as JavaOne. Packt Publishing publish books on this technology.One of the most important things to do at this stage of the life-cycle of Java EE is highlight successful adoption stories at a regular cadence.
#Icefaces 2016 download#
New themes and components, file upload and download changes, improved implementation of JSF Client Window mode, new audio and video components, observer/event based p:autoUpdate, supports JSF 3.0 New components (DataView, ToggleSwitch and LinkButton), new themes (Nova and Luna) and icons, better performance, various enhancements on accessibility and security.ĬSP, changes for components (Scatter Chart, Timeline, DataExporter, Inverted DataScroller, DatePicker) New components (SideBar, InputGroups, AutoUpdate), new utility class for users (PrimeFaces.current() instead of RequestContext.getCurrentInstance(), security enhancements and many features for existing components. JSF 2.3 support, new components (Organigram, TriStateCheckbox, Chips, TextEditor), accessibility enhancements and many features for existing components. New components (TimeLine, InputNumber, KeyFilter, ImportEnum, ImportConstants, Knob, Repeat), new theme called Omega, new CSS grid, accessibility enhancements and many features for existing components. New components (Signature Component and DragDrop Support for Touch Enabled Devices). New components (Diagram and Steps), accessibility enhancements and many features for existing components. New components (Ribbon, InputSwitch, Barcode, and GridCSS), accessibility improvements and many features for existing components. JSF 2.2 Support, Client Side Validation Framework, Dialog Framework, Search Expressions, Deferred Loading, brand new HTML5 FileUpload, new components(fragment, multiSelectListbox, sticky) and many features for existing components.īrand new chart API, new components(DataScroller, Cache, Spotlight, ColumnToggler and ContentFlow), Exception handler, PrimeFaces mobile(PFM) reimplementation, improved PrimePUSH, accessibility enhancements and many features for existing components. RTL Support, accessibility improvements, new components(Clock, Horizontal Tree)and many features for existing components.
#Icefaces 2016 upgrade#
New widget architecture, Themes upgrade, brand new components (BlockUI, MegaMenu, SplitButton, DefaultButton).Įnhanced PrimePUSH framework based on Atmosphere based, Upgrade to jQuery 1.8.1 and jQuery UI 1.8.23.
#Icefaces 2016 update#
įully reworked architecture for JSF 2.0, Update PrimePUSH and PrimeFaces Mobile, new components (TimeLine, FeedReader, Sheet, Subtable and new chart types). Initial portlet support enhancements, jQuery 1.43 and jQuery UI 1.8.5. New components (TreeTable, DataGrid, TimeLine and Spreadsheet) New components (Dashboard, ProgressBar, MenuButton, Focus and ContextMenu), Spring WebFlow support and Security EL Extensions. TouchFaces mobile UI kit, five new components (PickList, HotKey, VirtualKeyboard and reimplemented FileUpload, Tooltip components), improved portlet support, enhanced datatable and various improvements.įirst release with production ready status and suitability for JSF 2.0.
New components such as Drag&Drop, Media, InputMask, Dock, outputPanel and many features for existing components. Initial adoption of jQuery JS library for creating PrimeFaces widgets.
Introduced Captcha and resizable components and AJAX tab loading features were also added. Since its release, PrimeFaces has been strongly supported by Oracle, particularly within the NetBeans world. YUI4JSF got cancelled in favor of PrimeFaces in early 2009. Predecessor of PrimeFaces is the YUI4JSF library, a set of JSF components based on YUI JavaScript library. The initial development of PrimeFaces was started in late 2008.
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