push --> onemesssage --> update!

[rulyone]

Hi, there's one thing that's been bothering me with the use of prime push. How can I do something like this?

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<h:outputText id="some_id" value="#{myBean.number}" />
<h:outputText id="another_id" value="#{myBean.anotherNumber}" />

<p:push onmessageUpdate="some_id, another_id" channel="counter" /> 

look speccially on the sintax of "onmessageUpdate"... I made this up to see if you get my idea...

Is this possible? if not, is there a suggestion for doing this kind of stuff?

[rulyone]

bump

[kataras]

agree , i am waiting for this

[tandraschko]

You could call an remoteCommand onmessage.

[Oleg]

If you have "data" in "onmessage" handler, you can simple try to call

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$(#some_id).html(data);

Or do you want to update many targets? What do you expect in response exactly?

[kataras]

I did it ! look at the end of topic : viewtopic.php?f=3&t=15169

[rulyone]

If you have "data" in "onmessage" handler, you can simple try to call

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$(#some_id).html(data);

Or do you want to update many targets? What do you expect in response exactly?

I want to update multiple targets... that's the problem. Icepush has a nice approach, but I don't want to use icefaces... and I don't know if prime push can do something like that

[Oleg]

Just FYI: IcePush != ICEFaces. ICEPush is a single jar with no dependencies. ICEPush uses Long-Polling and OpenAjax-Protocol. It works in all browsers. If you want WebSocket, use something else - PrimePush or Atmosphere.

If you want to update multiply targets, you can create your data accordingly. It depends on you how you create nested structures.

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$(#some_id).html(data.target1);
$(#other_id).html(data.target2);