Fonte: http://blog.primefaces.org/?p=141Turkish Java EE and Agile Mentoring Powerhouse Prime Technology is glad to announce the third milestone release of its leading JSF component suite, PrimeFaces. M3 is featuring over 140 improvements, 17 new components(9 reborn, 8 brand new), improved quality as a result of significant maintenance, better portlet support and much more.New component: TimeLineNew component: FeedReaderNew component: SheetNew component: SubtableNew Chart Types: Donut, Bubble, MeterGauge, OHLC and Area.Reimplemented AccordionPanel (Multiple selection, dynamic tab model)Reimplemented TabView (Closable tabs, dynamic tab model)Reimplemented TooltipReimplemented ThemeSwitcherReimplemented CarouselReimplemented Dialog (Minimizable, Maximizable, Lazy mode)Reimplemented ConfirmDialogReimplemented AutoComplete (dropdown mode, customizable content)Reimplemented TreeTable (Ajax toggling, scrollable, resizable, events)Improved support for multiple PrimeFaces portlets.Important fixes to LazyLoading DataTable.Introduced rowKey and SelectableDataModel for enhanced DataTable selection.Customizable content for picklist.Circle and Rectangle support for GMap.ContextMenu integration with tree, treeTable and dataTable.Scrolling improvements for datatable like horizontal scrolling and col resize.MetaKey and Shift key support for multiple selection in datatable.Major maintenance on fileUpload component.Charting features like interactive legend, text rotation and more.Reimplemented components are developed as native PrimeFaces widgets without using a third party plugin. We wanted to emphasize this, because there seems to be a common misunderstanding about how fast PrimeFaces evolves and provide so many features. Its not because PrimeFaces always wraps third party widgets like jQuery UI, it is because PrimeFaces Team(outnumbered but passionate compared to competing other JSF libraries) puts so much time into this project including midnights and weekends.See full list of changelog for detailed information and visit downloads section to try the new milestone. To assist PrimeFaces community during migration, weve initiated the 3.0 migration guide at PrimeFaces Wiki. Also up to date tag/attribute documentation is back in facelet taglib so your favorite IDEs can display quick documentation about tags and attributes via code completion. Please note that PrimeFaces Users Guide for 3.0 will be available along with PrimeFaces 3.0 final release.RoadMapM3 is the last milestone release, next version will be 3.0.RC1 followed by 3.0 final featuring new ajax push features aka Prime Push, major updates to PrimeFaces Mobile, a couple of new components like orderList and major maintenance. We aim to fix all the defect reports in our issue tracker by 3.0.RC1. Tentative release date of 3.0.RC1 is early november. Precisando debugar uma aplicacao em um OAS (Oracle Application Server) remotamente utilizando o Eclipse? E possivel e simples, segue os passos necessarios para configurar o ambiente (nao me responsabilizo por nada!).Parte 1 - Configurar o OASBasta informamos para o OAS que queremos debugar a instancia do OC4J que ele possui, que na verdade se resume em adicionar alguns parametros na inicializacao o OC4J (que o proprio OAS inicializa), os parametros sao:-Xdebug-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=4000Esse valor 4000 corresponde a porta que sera disponibilizada para se conectar remotamente ao OAS, pode ser alterado para o valor que melhor atender suas necessidades.E para informamos esses parametros no OAS temos 2 opcoes:Utilizar a interface grafica do EM para configurar os parametrosEntrando no EM selecione qual a instancia do OC4J desejas debugar, apos isso va na aba "Administracao", depois selecione a opcao "Propriedades do Servidor". Essa tela na verdade altera o arquivo opmn.xml se encontra