Java Ajax Framework integration

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I'm looking for a java AJAX framework which I can include into my existing webapp. I've found sweetDev RIA . Are there such other frameworks which I could look into it?

Dean J · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-09 18:47:05Z

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I'd take a look at DWR: Direct Web Remoting. It allows you to directly call Java (web services) from JavaScript in a really intuitive way.

answered Dec 9, 2009 at 18:47

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Karthik Sankar · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-14 15:35:51Z

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Last couple of years, I have been developing rich looking web applications with icefaces. It is pretty cool, ajax is buit-in and it blends very well with jsf. If you use icefaces, javascript is not required anymore. In our web project we use javascript only in couple of places.

Here is an excerpt from icefaces homepage: "As a leading open source Ajax framework, ICEfaces is more than a Ajax JSF component library, it's an J2EE Ajax framework for developing and deploying rich enterprise applications (REAs). With ICEfaces, enterprise Java developers can easily develop rich enterprise applications in Java, not JavaScript."

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onigunn Over a year ago

Is it possible to use ICEfaces along with jboss portal server and using them in portlets?

Upperstage · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-09 19:36:32Z

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I suggest ExtJS (with jQuery underneath), but you might prefer GWT. I think it's easier for Java programmers who are seeking to wade slowly into JavaScript waters.

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Bent André Solheim · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-09 19:36:58Z

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I would really check out extjs.com. It is the most feature complete javascript component library I know of. The components are fast, have beautiful default styling, and the API is very powerful. AJAX support is also excellent. Most of my current web development include extjs in some way.

It's very easy to use this library with java. Most of the time, I just have some server side component that returns data in JSON.

There is also ExtTLD; a tablib wrapper for extjs. I have never used it myself, though.

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OscarRyz · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-09 19:39:30Z

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Google Web Toolkit ( GWT )

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Rajat · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-09 19:41:15Z

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you can also use Apache's 'Myfaces' project http://myfaces.apache.org Its a JSF implementation, and also has components with in built ajax capability.

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Nicolas Semczyk · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-10 09:18:56Z

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You can try SweetDevRia, it's possible to add ajax in your application without writing Javascript. You only need to use JSP tags

answered Dec 10, 2009 at 9:18

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