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A tale of two components (JSF2)
In this blog, I'll examine two different ways to create a poll component with JSF 2, and in doing so, we'll look briefly at the two different ways that you specify id's in the two JSF 2 Ajax APIs.
Date: July, 03 2009
Url: http://weblogs.java.net/blog/driscoll/archive/2009/07/a_tale_of_two_c.html
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