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Newbie: Reading Material About JSF
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PhaseListener;JSF Request Processing Lifecycle
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JSF's scope; Application Models in JS; JSF controller; Creating Application Views; Defining Data Validation; Defining View Navigation for the Controller |
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Six main areas that JSF either improves; Lifecycle Process; Advantages to Using JSF; Minor Disadvantages |
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Navigation Rules; Outcome Cases; Resolving More Than One Matching Rule; "Global" Outcomes; Collision of Rules; Using Navigation Rules in JSP pages |
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Introduction to JSF; The benefits of JSF; Relationship between the client, the server, and JSF; Benefit from this technology; Genesis of a JSF Application; Using the Sun Java Application Server Edition 8 |
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Using the MVC pattern; JSF and Struts; JSF Application Architecture; User interface components; Renderers; Backing beans; Validators; Converters; Events and listeners; Navigation; The JSF expression language; Messages |
| Format: | pdf |
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JavaServer Faces RAD Tools Overview; JSF and Foundation technologies (HTTP, servlets, portlets, JavaBeans, and JSP) |
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Roles in Web-Application Development; Hierarchy of the JSF Components |
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Introducing JavaServer Faces; JSF Tag Libraries; The JSF lifecycle; The JSF Event Model; Client-side Scripting; Creating custom components; Default action listener; Navigation handler; Variable resolver; Property resolver; View Handler; Value change events; Action events |
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Faces Value Add; Faces Architecture; JSF workflow; Components; Converters and validators; Value binding expressions; Events; Navigation handler; Rendering; Value style vs component style; Major players in Struts in Faces; Similarities and differences between Struts and Faces |
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JSF Architecture Overview; JSF Tag Libraries; Configuration File; Rendering Model; Tag Handlers and Components Trees; Event Model; JSF Life Cycle Phases; Navigation; Validation |
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JSF Application Architecture; Faces Service Stack; User interface components; Renderers; Backing beans; Validators; Converters; Events and listeners; Expression language; Messages; Navigation |
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JavaServer Faces Technology Overview; JSF Request/Response Lifecycle; JSF Architecture; Core J2EE Patterns used in MVC for the web; Front Controller in JSF; Application Controller; Simple Form - View; Method Bindings to Managed Bean methods |
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JavaServer Faces Technology Benefits; Framework Roles; Creating the Pages; Defining Page Navigation; Developing the Beans; Adding Managed Bean Declarations; User Interface Component Model; User Interface Component Classes; Component Rendering Model; Conversion Model; Event and Listener Model; Validation Model; Navigation Model; Backing Bean Management; The Life Cycle of a JavaServer Faces Page; Request Processing Life Cycle Scenarios; Standard Request Processing Life Cycle |
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Using the Core Tags; UI Component Tag Attributes; The UIForm Component; The UIColumn Component; The UICommand Component; The UIData Component; The UIGraphic Component; The UIInput and UIOutput Components; The UIPanel Component; The UISelectBoolean Component; The UISelectMany Component; The UIMessage and UIMessages Components; The UISelectOne Component; The UISelectItem, UISelectItems, and UISelectItemGroup Components; Using Localized Messages; Referencing a ResourceBundle from a Page; Referencing a Localized Message; Using the Standard Converters; Using DateTimeConverter; Using NumberConverter; Registering Listeners on Components; Registering a Value-Change Listener on a Component; Registering an Action Listener on a Component; Using the Standard Validators; Requiring a Value; Using the LongRangeValidator; Binding Component Values and Instances to External Data Sources; Binding a Component Value to a Property; Binding a Component Value to an Implicit Object; Binding a Component Instance to a Bean Property; Referencing a Backing Bean Method; Referencing a Method That Performs Navigation; Referencing a Method That Handles an Action Event; Referencing a Method That Performs Validation; Referencing a Method That Handles a Value-change Event; Using Custom Objects; Using a Custom Converter; Using a Custom Validator; Using a Custom Component |
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Writing Component Properties; Writing Properties Bound to Component Values; Writing Properties Bound to Component Instances; Performing Localization; Creating a Resource Bundle; Localizing Dynamic Data; Localizing Messages; Creating a Custom Converter; Implementing an Event Listener; Implementing Value-Change Listeners; Implementing Action Listeners; Creating a Custom Validator; Implementing the Validator Interface; Creating a Custom Tag; Writing Backing Bean Methods; Writing a Method to Handle Navigation; Writing a Method to Handle an Action Event; Writing a Method to Perform Validation; Writing a Method to Handle a Value-Change Event |
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Determining Whether You Need a Custom Component or Renderer; When to Use a Custom Component; When to Use a Custom Renderer; Component, Renderer, and Tag Combinations; Understanding the Image Map Example; Why Use JavaServer Faces Technology to Implement an Image Map?; Understanding the Rendered HTML; Understanding the JSP Page; Configuring Model Data; Summary of the Application Classes; Steps for Creating a Custom Component; Creating the Component Tag Handler; Defining the Custom Component Tag in a Tag Library Descriptor; Creating Custom Component Classes; Specifying the Component Family; Performing Encoding; Performing Decoding; Enabling Value-Binding of Component Properties; Saving and Restoring State; Delegating Rendering to a Renderer; Creating the Renderer Class; Identifying the Renderer Type; Handling Events for Custom Components |
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Application Configuration Resource File; Configuring Beans; Using the managed-bean Element; Initializing Properties using the managed-property Element; Initializing Maps and Lists; Registering Messages; Registering a Custom Validator; Registering a Custom Converter; Configuring Navigation Rules; Registering a Custom Renderer with a Render Kit; Registering a Custom Component; Basic Requirements of a JavaServer Faces Application; Configuring an Application Using deploytool; Including the Required JAR Files; Including the Classes, Pages, and Other Resources |
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JSF Project Structure; JSF Project Parameters in the Project Decriptor File; Creating Backing Bean; Using JSF tags in JSP Pages; Navigation Model |
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Quick overview on JSF architecture, concepts, and features; Developer roles (in Web app development); Request processing life cycle; UI Component model; Using JSF tag libraries; Core tags, HTML tags; Backing Beans (model beans); Page Navigation; Backing bean (model objects) management; Event and listeners; Validation; Rendering; Conversion; Internationalization and Localization; Custom UI component |
| Format: | pdf |
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JSF Architecture; JSF Lifecycle Diagram; Important Basic Concepts; UI Component Tree; JSF Event & Listener Model; Converters; Validators; JSF versus Struts |
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Faces Overview; Faces Lifecycle and Core Concepts; Faces Key Development Steps; Faces Relates to Struts; Struts-Faces Conversion; Best Practices; Develop Faces using Java Studio Creator |
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Observing the construction of web user interfaces on the J2EE platform; JSF Architecture; Using JSF with and without JavaServer Pages; Component and Render Kits; Model Beans; Events; Validators and Converters |
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Introducing JSF. Comparing JSF to Standard MVC and to Apache Struts.; Installing and Configuring JSF; Controlling Page Navigation; Using Managed Beans; Handling Events; Building Input Forms with the h: Library; Validating User Input and Redisplaying Incomplete Forms; Accessing Databases with JDBC; Building JSF Data Tables; Applying the JSP 2.0 and JSF Expression Language; Using the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) with JSF |
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Newbie: Reading Material About JSF
