Instead, its goal is to allow you to replace class
files that have been BCI'd. With Dynamic Faces, you can identify which components
in the tree should benefit from asynchronous updates. You could combine the two
into a single class, but there's an easier way.
The hash table is also a fixed size, another
potential problem.
To have a unique identification per object would
require a unique tag value for every object.
A standard Lifecycle object represents an instance
of the JavaServer Faces life cycle, and a standard ViewRoot object represents the
root of a component tree.
Their experience working with Cray and other
supercomputers, in conjunction with oil exploration software, had provided apt
preparation for the Internet age.
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This project allows you to Ajax-enable any of the
JavaServer Faces components that your web applications already use. And there are
literally tens of thousands of price changes every day, so we monitor those changes
in real time. This last dependency is Shale Remoting, which Dynamic Faces uses to
load JavaScript technology files and other resources from the Java classpath.
"Rather than having to keep caching behavior separate from the code we were
developing, we could build it into the specification of each module. The previous
article in this series introduced Project jMaki, which allows you to take any widget
and wrap it in a JavaServer Pages tag handler or JavaServer Faces
component.
Project Dynamic Faces is another innovative project
that provides a way to add Ajax functionality to a JavaServer Faces technology-based
application.
The library itself then uses JVM TI and JNI for
debugging, profiling, or doing anything an agent does.
" Then came generics. If the above Tracker code
were to initiate anything more sophisticated, such as calling methods in classes,
that would require waiting until the VM initialization
phase.