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!!!Overview
The main features of the [JSF-Ext] (formerly JSF Desktop) are:
* __Events:__ Event sources and registration. Java beans and components can produce events, other beans and components can consume them. This includes rendering and updating components, even using AJAX requests.
* __Messages:__ Clean message handling. Exceptions are converted to faces messages, using normal or AJAX requests. An event is raised, thus you can update your message components.
* __Dynamic Includes:__ Clean component tree and small network traffic. Facelets can dynamically are loaded from XHTML sources when needed through AJAX requests. No more overloaded component trees, no waiting for loading all the megabytes to your browser. You can include as much popups, tabs and other elements in your page without slowing it down. Everything is just loaded when needed. And much better, its also can be unloaded when finished. Both DOM and component tree stays clean.
* __Custom Scopes:__ Use custom scopes within your loaded facelets, they are cleaned up when finished. No more manual clearing of data from popups. Nice memory footprint and save data.
* __Integration:__ [JSF-Ext] works perfectly together with Richfaces, Primefaces and other component libraries.