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HI
I need to embed two web browsers in one form of a windows application (design wise, I have to separate them).
I also need to “communicate” between both – when the user clicks on a button in one web control, I have to disable a component in the other one.
I thought of using ajax:poll and push from primefaces, but I think that it’s too expensive for network to keep a page on ajax:poll with intervals of 100 constancy.
Is there another way that you suggest to me?
HTTP polling or pushing are really the only resorts. Pushing is more efficient and suitable for this case. The PrimeFaces
p:pushmakes use of Atmosphere under the hoods which is a pretty awesome concept. It is basically a transparent layer over all the various technologies known for HTTP push (CometProcessor, Grizzly Comet, Servlet 3.0 Async, Websockets, etc) and it automatically picks the right and best one whichever available.Unfortunately the currently latest PrimeFaces version 2.1 doesn’t work well with the currently latest Atmosphere version 0.6.x. You need Atmosphere 0.5.x until the PrimeFaces guys catches up the newer Atmosphere version.
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