FacesClient Components Developer's Guide (second edition)

Laurent Hasson (ldhasson@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM　

Laurent Hasson works on strategy, architecture, and development for the Lotus team.

Summary: A new second edition of the Developer's Guide is a fully revised version to support IBM® Rational® Application Developer 6.0.1.

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Date: 24 May 2005
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Based on JSF technology, FacesClient Components (formerly called the Odyssey Browser Framework) can simplify the development of interactive Web pages and improve their usability and performance by reducing the number of round-trip interactions with the server. The result for the end user is faster response times and increased freedom to interact with the page. This comprehensive Developer's Guide, a fully revised version for IBM® Rational® Application Developer 6.0.1, describes the different FacesClient Components, and shows you how to use them with Rational Application Developer to build Web and portlet applications. The guide is supported by FLASH-based demos, code samples as well as online docs--see Download section.

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Description	Name	Size	Download method
Developer's Guide	FacesClientDeveloperGuide.V6.2k5-05-10.pdf	5 MB	HTTP
11 Flash demos	FacesClient_Developer_Guide.V6.swf.zip	14.6 MB	HTTP
Online Documentation	FacesDocs.zip	25 KB	HTTP
Online Documentation	jsdocs.zip	40 KB	HTTP

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Laurent Hasson works on strategy, architecture, and development for the Lotus team.

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