I guess most of us using the default integrated Richfaces with Seam, but I found some disturbing bugs in Richfaces (like Tree nodeSelectListener classloader problem that renders the tree usage very much useless), plus a not-very-responsive forum.
I don't mean to blast Richfaces since other framework also has problems one way or the other (Icefaces very intolerable when use with other JSF). I got work-around for most of the problems in a couple of days or at most a week of trying. Don't get me wrong, you only see some of these problems with complex (idiot-proof:) and dynamic application like ours.
So, no further ado, what JSF are you using with Seam? Pros and Cons?
Thanks,
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Uploads are a tricky thing. One way to do them is to use an iframe for the upload, which can then update its parent frame. The other, better way is to use an applet.
The big advantages of an applet is it allows file browsing and previewing, and allows the upload to happen without needing to do a post, and doesn't require any type of multi-part submission (these are sometimes buggy).
I'm exploring both of these, and if I can get a suitable applet going I might create that as a JSF / Facelets tag and post it.
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