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Technology for Web-apps • JSF supports: • the Web designer in creating simple templates for his application • the Java developer in writing backend code, which is simply independent from the Web server • Tool-vendors through its standardized platform 13
component driven framework • JSF has building components • define these components inside a JSP file, for instance • the ‚rendering‘ transforms these components to markup like HTML 4.0.1 14
Page 1 and 2: JSF and Apache MyFaces in Action Er
Page 3 and 4: Web-Development (generally) • Web
Page 5 and 6: Servlets ... Collection customers =
Page 7 and 8: 6 Model 1
Page 9 and 10: Java-Web-Frameworks • Lot’s of
Page 11 and 12: • Standard is missing! What’s u
Page 13: Technology for Web-apps • JSF sup
Page 17 and 18: event driven framework registers at
Page 19 and 20: Why JavaServer Faces? • industria
Page 21 and 22: 20 JSF - MVC Framework (1)
Page 23 and 24: Reusability • JSF allows the resu
Page 25 and 26: Integration (2) • Integration wit
Page 27 and 28: Development process • with proper
Page 29 and 30: Example • Wake up again … 28
Page 31 and 32: JSF and JSP • JSF Spec describes
Page 33 and 34: JSF - XML Config (1) Input Value
Page 35 and 36: Practice - Hello World • Modify t
Page 37 and 38: JSF Request Lifecyle Response compl
Page 39 and 40: JSF Lifecycle - Validation fails C
Page 41 and 42: Apply Request Values - Phase 2 •
Page 43 and 44: Update Model Values - Phase 4 • p
Page 45 and 46: Render Response - Phase 6 • Navig
Page 47 and 48: Changing the lifecycle (2) • Opti
Page 49 and 50: Changing the lifecycle (4) • Go t
Page 51 and 52: PhaseListener - Sample public class
Page 53 and 54: terms ... … from the JSF world 52
Page 55 and 56: Components • interaction with the
Page 57 and 58: Renderer • called by the componen
Page 59 and 60: Converters • data type in HTTP, H
Page 61 and 62: standard DateTimeConverter • for
Page 63 and 64: Example - converters • Using the
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custom converter (2) • JSP-Tag po
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Exercise - custom converter • Wri
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connecting a validator • validati
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combining validators • it’s pos
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custom validation (1) • pretty ea
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custom validation(3) • implement
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Hands-on: custom validation • cre
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ValueChangeListener (1) • UIInput
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Example - ValueChangeEvent • Let
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ActionListener • UICommand’s "a
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eturn value from action method •
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Messages • standard messages don
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acking beans / managed beans • PO
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ValueBinding / ValueExpression •
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standard components - Text • outp
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standard components - OutputLink
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standard components - UIPanel • D
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standard components - UIData • Ex
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standard components - UIInput • t
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standard components - Format • pa
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standard components - UISelectMany
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standard components - UISelectItem(
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Creating JSF views • All JSP-Tags
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JSF 1.1 workarounds - verbatim •
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• JSP EL • JSF EL Unified EL J
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Samples for the UL (2) •action="#
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configuration (1) • required: cop
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faces-config.xml - navigation rules
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web.xml - what is needed? • Faces
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web.xml - state saving javax.face
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JSF Implementations • Sun (RI)
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MyFaces provides: • Implementatio
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MyFaces compatibility (tested) •
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MyFaces Internals II • special Se
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Custom calendar component • Rende
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Tree Component (Tree2) • MyFaces
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Tree Component JSP ... Sampl
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Tabbed Pane JSP code ... ...
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scrollable Table component ...
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Using *Legacy* JavaScript • JSF C
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JSF - composing pages • Standard
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MyFaces/Tiles - definitions
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MyFaces‘ WML RenderKit • suppor
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MyFaces - Portlet support • Built
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Long term visions for MyFaces • B
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Preparations • What is your super
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Examples • org.apache.myfaces.cus
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Tag-Library-Definition TLD • stan
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A JSF/JSP-Tag class protected void
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the getter / setter public void set
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StateHolder’s restoreState public
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Renderer public String convertClien
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Alternatives Instead of custom comp
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substitute the renderer • this is
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the renderer class public class Req
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substitute component class • comp
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the component class public class Sp
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component binding • JSP:
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Tips & Tricks That should be helpfu
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ActionListener for Navigation • i
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passing arguments with the EL • E
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Master Detail (2) • backing bean:
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Master Detail (4) • other possibi
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Links • MyFaces AJAX examples •
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