JSF - Load/insert a different div after an ajax call?

You need to separate the concepts of Facelets (the view/templating technology) and JSF (the component based MVC framework). What you want is not possible with alone Facelets since the Facelets ui tags are solely server side and doesn't emit anything to client side. You need to bring in a JSF component (which generates at end HTML) which can be located by the JS/Ajax in the client side.

You need to separate the concepts of Facelets (the view/templating technology) and JSF (the component based MVC framework). What you want is not possible with alone Facelets since the Facelets ui tags are solely server side and doesn't emit anything to client side. You need to bring in a JSF component (which generates at end HTML) which can be located by the JS/Ajax in the client side.Template.

Xhtml Box Content Here (the layout="block" makes it a instead of ) The button of index. Html: (the :content refers to which is located in upper : level) The content template definition of index. Html: User is not logged in.

User is logged in. Managed bean: private String name; // Do NOT initialize with empty string! Poor practice.

// ... public boolean isLoggedIn() { // Boolean getter methods should be prefixed with `is`. Return name! = null; // Do NOT add if/else verbosity for something which already returns boolean!

Poor practice. } Further, don't use spans as labels. That's bad HTML semantics.

Use (or plain HTML ).

I don't know how to say : this is not a explanation...this is the EXPLANATION! Many thanks man, you really learn to me many things about JSF with this explanation. Its also nice to see that I didn't to add any kind of control to the Tomcat session, because I can manage the status with Beans (SessionScoped).

Very nice! I know, I need to get familiar with this framework, his behavior looks a bit strange at the moment, but i'm learning! Thanks to you, AGAIN!

:) – markzzz Nov 23 '10 at 17:59 You're welcome. – BalusC Nov 23 '10 at 18:27.

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