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Is there a way to ajax-update a specific component such as a <h:form> in backing bean?
I tried the following using RequestContext#execute(),
RequestContext context = RequestContext.getCurrentInstance();
context.execute("monitorVehicleForm.update()");
however that didn't seem to have any effect.
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In order to updte the component from backing bean, we can achieve as below RequestContext.getCurrentInstance ().update ('updatePanelGroup'); Updating the component differs with respect to prima face version.
2. Re: refresh jsf component from backing bean Hi. Yes. I want to re-render them by AJAX. I have h:panelGrid with 2 components inside - h:outputText and p:rating (primefaces rating component).
Actually the component has a property for dynamically update of components. Unfortunately in the version I was using before there was a bug and these components were not updated. That is why I wanted to do some workaround.
The RequestContext is deprecated from Primefaces 6.2. From this version use the following: And to execute javascript from the backbean use this way: Show activity on this post. What I got to do is like having people that I iterate into a ui:repeat and display names and other fields in inputs.
The RequestContext#execute() only executes arbitrary JavaScript code which is been passed-in as argument. It does not ajax-update the client representation of the components.
You need RequestContext#update() instead wherein you just pass the client ID of the to-be-updated component.
context.update("monitorVehicleForm");
This has exactly the same effect as <p:commandXxx ... update="monitorVehicleForm">. This works provided you've a
<h:form id="monitorVehicleForm">
without any NamingContainer parent and thus have a
<form id="monitorVehicleForm" name="monitorVehicleForm" ...>
in the generated HTML.
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