Component reference - a4j:push - small typos -------------------------------------------- Key: RFPL-2078 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RFPL-2078 Project: RichFaces Planning Issue Type: Enhancement Security Level: Public(Everyone can see) Components: doc Affects Versions: 4.2.0.Final Environment: Component reference Reporter: Juraj Húska Priority: Trivial Original Estimate: 15 minutes Remaining Estimate: 15 minutes I have found these typos and other things which should be IMHO corrected for the _a4j:push_ in _Component Reference_. CURRENT: When you are registering Push servlet in the Servlets 3.0 environments manually, the RichFaces will detect that servlet for Push is already registered and it avoids to initialize it again. However be sure to setup the Push servlet to support asynchronous requests - modify the servlet registration in the previous web.xml snippet as follows: MAYBE: When you *attempt to register* Push servlet *manually* in the Servlets 3.0 environments, the RichFaces will detect that servlet for Push is already registered*, and* it *avoids initializing* it again. *However, be sure* to setup the Push servlet to support asynchronous requests - modify the servlet registration *from* the previous web.xml snippet as follows: CURRENT: Sending a message using the TopicsContext involves creating a TopicKey instance (denominator of given message topic) and looking up the TopicsContext used for topic registration and message publishing. MAYBE: Sending a message using the TopicsContext*, which was used for registration of topic and message publishing,* involves creating a TopicKey instance (denominator of given message topic) and *look the TopicContext up*. CURRENT: Ensure the Create durable subscriber and Delete durable subscriber options are set to true for push functionality. MAYBE: Ensure the Create durable subscriber and *the* Delete durable subscriber options are set to true for *proper* push functionality. CURRENT: The RichFaces looks for the JMS Connection Factory on the JNDI context /ConnectionFactory by default MAYBE: The RichFaces looks for the JMS Connection Factory on the JNDI context /ConnectionFactory by *default.* CURRENT: The JMS message which should be propagated to Push needs to be created with method session.createObjectMessage(message);. MAYBE: The JMS message which should be propagated to Push needs to be created with *the* method session.createObjectMessage(message);. CURRENT: Receiving messages from JMS doesn't differ from receiving messages sent by the TopicsContext or using CDI events. MAYBE: Receiving messages from *a JMS queues* doesn't differ from *the* receiving messages sent by the TopicsContext or using a CDI events. CURRENT: This example demonstrates a simple use of the <a4j:push> causing an immediate update of page content. MAYBE: *The example above* demonstrates a simple use of the <a4j:push> causing an immediate update of *the* page content.