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Course Code
Course Title
# Days
Location
Startdate
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JVN018
Fast Track to JavaServer Faces Developers Workshop
3
Kontich - Veldkant 35A - 2550 Kontich - Cronos
29-11-2010
JVN018
Fast Track to JavaServer Faces Developers Workshop
3
Vilvoorde- Medialaan 36 - 1800 Vilvoorde - Cronos
01-12-2010
Course Overview:
JSF is a J2EE technology that focuses on simplifying the building of Web based user interfaces in Java. It builds on existing technologies, such as Servlets and JSP, but solves many of the issues that arise when using them directly. It does this by providing a standard component based user interface (UI) framework that can be leveraged by tools to provide a rich and easy to use development environment. This course will get you up to speed with JSF in a very short time. It includes all the important concepts, as well as numerous hands on labs that will have you building working JSF applications very quickly. It covers all the important architectural concepts, as well as providing practical instruction on how to use the many capabilities of the JSF framework. The course includes a broad coverage of the most important JSF capabilities, including the JSF architecture, working with managed beans, the JSF Expression Language, the JSF core and HTML tag libraries, data tables, validation, and conversion. It also includes overview of advanced technologies, such as using JSF and Ajax. After learning this material, you'll be ready to use JSF to create your own solutions in the most demanding situations. All labs are done with the Eclipse IDE Java EE version deploying to the Tomcat server, and the lab instructions include detailed directions for using them.
Course Topics:
Overview of Java EE and Java Web Applications
Java EE and Web Applications Web-Based Architecture Java EE Web Applications Web Application Structure Model View Controller and Java EE MVC Pattern Flow What are Servlets? A Simple HTTP Servlet How a Servlet Works What is a JavaServer Page (JSP)? JSP and JSP Expressions JSPs are Really Servlets Lifecycle of a JSP Object Buckets or Scopes Predefined JSP Variables – Implicit Objects JSP Mixers Dynamic and Template Data How a Servlet Works with a JSP Web Archive – WAR Files Deploying Web Applications Custom Tags Tab Libraries taglib Directive in JSP Custom Tags in a JSP Files How a JSP Works with a Custom Tag
Getting Started with JSF
JSF Purpose and Goals JSF Addresses Servlet/JSP Shortcomings JSF API JSF as MVC JSF Views JavaBean Defined Managed Beans as JSF Model JSF Controller Components Managed Beans – Part of JSF Controller faces-config.xml Details faces-config.xml Structure Architecture Diagram Downloading and Installing JSF Your First JSF Application Configuring FacesServlet in web.xml JSF Controller JSF HelloWorld faces-config.xml Creating/Deploying a JSF Application
JSF Managed Beans
Defining a Managed Bean Review of Managed Beans A Simple Managed Bean Managed Beans Lifecycle faces-config.xml Managed Beans and JSF Forms Examining the Logon Form Linking Input Fields to Bean Properties Submitting the Form Static Navigation Rule Form Processing Value Binding Expressions Value Binding Expressions & faces-config.xml Data Binding Value Binding Expressions are Read/Write Managed Scopes JSF EL (Expression Language) EL Details JSF EL Implicit Variables Unified Expression Language
JSF Navigation
Navigating in a Web Application Static Navigation Rule Multiple Navigation Rules Dynamic Navigation Rules Method Binding Expression Details Dynamic Navigation Rule Dynamic Navigation Rule Illustrated and its Child Elements Additional Navigation Capabilities
JSF Tab Library
JSF Tag Goals JSF Tag Libraries UIComponent Tree – Behind the Scenes Component Tree Illustrated Page Processing JSF Core Tag Library Core Tags Overview JSF HTML Tag Library Editable Text Components – Input Read-Only Text Components – Output Basic Tag Attributes Standard HTML Attributes JSF from Above
h:dataTable
Using How Data Tables Work Headers and Footers Complete Code Listing Code Generation
More About JSF Tags
Working with Detail using CommandLink – Action Attribute FacesContext and ExternalContext Giving Text Value to a Link h:outputLink Select Tags Creating Options Data Grouping Select Items selectManyListbox selectManyCheckbox JSF Event Model Action Events and Action Listeners Defining Action Listeners ActionEvent Using Action Listeners Action Listeners at Work Immediate Attribute Defining Listener Classes f:actionListener Value Change Events Data Model Events
JSF Validation
JSF Validation Overview Type One: required Attribute Detail Using required Attribute Type Two: JSF Pre-built Validators Detail Using JSF Pre-Build Validators Custom Validator Register Custom Validator Using the Custom Validator Custom Validation within Managed Bean
JSF Conversion
JSF Data Conversion Type Conversion Implicit Conversion JSF Converters Converter Details Converter Usage JSF Conversion from Above Custom Conversion
JSF Lifecycle
Lifecycle Overview Initial Request Lifecycle Restore View, Apply Request Phases Process Events – Common Processing Validation, Update Model, Invoke Application Render Response Affecting the Lifecycle Lifecycle Summary Phase Listeners
Additional Topics
Backing Beans & Binding to Components Using a Component Instance Binding to a Component Property JSF and CSS JSF and JavaScript Localization and Resource Bundles Ajax4jsf Request Processing Flow Ajax4jsf Component Structure How the Ajax Filter Works Ajax4jsf Request Processing Flow Ajax4jsf Action Components Ajax4jsf Container Components
Course Prerequisites:
A good working knowledge of Java, basic Web application structure, Servlets, JSPs, and Java Web applications.
Course Audience:
Developers who need to utilize JSF to build complex Web applications.
