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Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 15:07:27 +0200
From: David Delbecq <delbd+jakarta@oma.be>
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Subject: Re: how to pop up a window requested by server
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If you use Ajax4Jsf, you can use a4j:poll to have a part of your page
refreshed every x milliseconds using javascript. In this part you could
put your code to popup something on B if there are new messages.
En l'instant pr�cis du 28/06/07 14:36, Dave s'exprimait en ces termes:
> We have a JSF application running on JBoss/Tomcat, and have a requirement for users to send short instant messages. When user A sees user B online and wants to talk with him/her:
>    
>   1. A clicks a button, pop up a window to chat with B
>   2. On B's machine, pop up a chat window.
>    
>   How to implement the second? We think about using Applet,  are there other ways ?
>   Thanks for any idea on how to implement this for JSF application.
>    
>   Dave
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>    
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