To make callbacks, you'll need the event API:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/driscoll/archive/2009/05/jsf_2_ajax_even_1.html
May I recommend that you go back through and read my blog? There's a
lot of stuff in there that isn't yet reflected in any documentation.
Ryan's blog is similarly useful.
Also, DO NOT DO NOT mix ajax validation with a standard submit. If
you're doing ajax validation, you'll need to do an ajax submit, too,
since that way, the submit is queued after the validate calls. If you do
a standard submit, it'll stomp the queued validation calls, and you
won't get what you want (as I understand it).
Jim
On 7/27/09 7:16 AM, webtier_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Sounds good. Instead of returning js from server, can i declare a calllback function in the client side?
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