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This is truly the age of
the browser interface.
Internet Websites and Web
applications increasingly
offer rich, dynamic,
browser-based user
interfaces that deliver
everything you expect
from an installed desktop
application. These
applications deliver
function and ease-of-use
without requiring
expensive desktop
software installs.
This is our last article
in a series of four that
have been introducing the
concepts of creating
AJAX-enabled JavaServer
Faces (JSF) components.
In this article we are
going to summarize and
encapsulate the concepts
that were introduced in
the three previous
articles starting with
the 'Rich Internet
Components with
JavaServer Faces', and
design a Google-like
InputSuggest component.
