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JavaServer Faces (JSF) Using RAD 7.5
Course Description
Overview
This course is designed to explain Java Server Faces. All aspects of JSF development are thoroughly covered. In addition, the JSF architecture, process, planning and deployment are explained. This course prepares Developers to build JSF applications using the built-in JSF components and shows them how to extend the built in facilities provided by JSF.Objectives
- Understand the JSF architecture and request processing
- Create and configure managed beans
- Handle events
- Create navigation rules
- Create custom converters, validators, and components
Audience
- Application Developers
- HTML/GUI Designers
- Software Architects
- Front-end Web Users
- Corporate Developers
Prerequisites
- Strong background in Java programming
- Knowledge of HTML and basic XML
- Experience with servlets and JavaServer Pages
Topics
- What is JSF?
- An emerging standard
- Technology agnostic
- Web development problems
- Key JSF support
- Advantages of JSF
- The JSF architecture
- Key JSF pieces
- UIComponent
- Views
- The view component tree
- Sample components
- Renderers
- Validators
- Managed beans
- Managed beans declarations
- Converters
- Events and listeners
- Navigation
- Implementation
- Key WebSphere components
- Model-View-Controller (MVC)
- Why MVC?
- MVC diagram
- MVC interaction
- Advantages
- Defining a bean
- Value binding expressions
- Configuring property values
- Chaining bean definitions
- Request processing cycle
- Restore view
- Restore view: the component hierarchy
- Apply request values
- Apply request values: decode
- Process validations
- Process validation in action
- Invoke application
- Render response
- Tracking the lifecycle - PhaseListener
- JSF links
- Backing bean
- Navigation configuration
- Deconstructing the navigation rule
- Using literals for navigation
- Global vs. local navigation
- Error messages
- Add error messages
- Error handling tags
- Standard JSF tag libraries
- Importing tag libraries
- HTML tag support
- Pass through attributes
- Common JSF tag attributes
- <h:form/>
- Classifying HTML tags
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Commands
- Selections
- Tables – UIData
- Table structure
- javax.faces.model.DataModel
- <h:dataTable>
- <h:column/> tag
- Associating components with columns
- The event model
- JSF events
- Event types
- Event listeners
- Event listener types
- Action events
- Value change events
- Registering an event with a component
- Key event handling phases
- Immediate processing of events
- Where does conversion occur?
- The process validation phase
- Converters
- Standard converters
- Converter registry
- Built-in converters
- The converter interface
- The conversion process
- Using a converter in JSP
- Building a custom converter
- Building a custom converter tag
- Where does validation occur?
- The process validation phase
- Standard validators
- Validator registry
- Built-in validators
- The validator interface
- Using a validator in JSP
- Building a custom validator
- Building a custom validator tag
- The component model
- Create a custom component
- Create a custom component tag
- Use the custom component
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