Internationalization and localization allow your web application to adapt dynamically to the locale of the client browser. This example page demonstrates how to enable a JSF Edition web application to support internationalization and localization.

There will be occasions when out-of-the-box components do not match specific use-case requirements, in which case it is necessary to create custom components, either by extending existing components, or by creating completely new components. This examples page demonstrates how to create a custom component with AJAX functionality using the JSF Edition.

This example page explains how to push-enable a JSF Edition application through integration with the DWR server-side AJAX framework.

Incorporating grids in user interfaces is a common task in Web application development, but one which can sometimes be problematic due to large data sources. As demonstrated in this Examples Page, the issue is easily resolved when working with the JSF Edition.