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Lazy loading while using Richfaces.showModal

 
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Hi I am using the Richfaces.showModal in different places and I am including the html page using ui:include. To my understanding this modal loads while the parent page loads as I am using ui:include. However when the showModal is used the show the modal, the messages in the screen are loading quite slowly. I have tried different options but couldn't find the reason why this is happening. Somebody please help. tx
 
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Hi
please post the code example.
In general this could happen from various reasons.
Try to determine whether the loading time is caused in the server side or client side (using FireBug or similar), and progress from there
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http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jsf2/

Despite its age, this is still an excellent intro to how JSF works. As opposed to some of the "brute force" ways I've commonly seen out there which are overly-dependent on JSF internal methods and use of insecure data manipulation techniques.
 
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This is a great article. Thanks Tim.

Tim Holloway wrote:http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jsf2/

Despite its age, this is still an excellent intro to how JSF works. As opposed to some of the "brute force" ways I've commonly seen out there which are overly-dependent on JSF internal methods and use of insecure data manipulation techniques.

 
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