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Overview:

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is quickly being adopted as a standard framework for building Java Web Applications. It is highly customizable and configurable and provides opportunities for third-party vendors to build reusable components and development environment. attendees learn how to rapidly build Java web applications using JSF 2.

Audience:

Developers, Designers, Architects and Consultants.

Pre-Requisite:

All attendees should have a solid foundation in Java programming and OO principles.

Course Curriculum

JSF Overview
Model View Controller Details 00:00:00
JSF elements – web.xml and faces-config.xml Details 00:00:00
The power of Facelets Details 00:00:00
JSF 2.1 – quick summary of features Details 00:00:00
Annotations – a review Details 00:00:00
GUI Components 1
Component Families Details 00:00:00
UIViewRoot and the FacesContext Details 00:00:00
The JSF lifecycle Details 00:00:00
Facelets pages Details 00:00:00
Output components – text and labels Details 00:00:00
Forms Details 00:00:00
Formatting output Details 00:00:00
Inputting text and passwords Details 00:00:00
Messages and severity Details 00:00:00
Navigation in JSF applications
Navigation rules and cases via annotations Details 00:00:00
Static vs. dynamic actions Details 00:00:00
Declaring navigation in faces-config.xml Details 00:00:00
JSF Expression Language Details 00:00:00
Backing Beans
The uses of backing beans Details 00:00:00
Declaring managed beans and properties via annotations Details 00:00:00
Lists and Maps properties in Managed Beans Details 00:00:00
Using the FacesContext Details 00:00:00
Action methods in backing beans Details 00:00:00
Connecting to back-end services Details 00:00:00
Conversion and Validation
Conversion and Validation in the JSF Lifecycle Details 00:00:00
Implicit and explicit conversion Details 00:00:00
Date/Time conversion Details 00:00:00
Number conversion Details 00:00:00
Standard input validators Details 00:00:00
Implementing validation in backing beans Details 00:00:00
Displaying conversion/validation error messages Details 00:00:00
Custom converters and validators Details 00:00:00
Client-side validation Details 00:00:00
JSF Events
The phases of JSF Details 00:00:00
GET vs. POST Details 00:00:00
Page actions (JSF 2.1) Details 00:00:00
Action Events Details 00:00:00
Value Change Events Details 00:00:00
Phase Events Details 00:00:00
Data Model Events Details 00:00:00
GUI Components 2
Selecting items from lists Details 00:00:00
Checkboxes and radio buttons Details 00:00:00
Command Buttons and Command links Details 00:00:00
Panel Group and Panel Grid Details 00:00:00
Data Tables Details 00:00:00
New JSF 2.1 components – Date Picker, Tabbed View, Tree and File Upload Details 00:00:00
Writing Custom Components
The makeup of a Custom Component Details 00:00:00
Using the component in a JSP Details 00:00:00
Using attributes with a custom tag Details 00:00:00
Custom components that provide input Details 00:00:00
Page composition using Facelets
Templating Details 00:00:00
Passing parameters to pages Details 00:00:00
Facelets and JSTL Details 00:00:00
Facelets composition components Details 00:00:00
Using other tag libraries Details 00:00:00

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