Java Server Faces

Java Server Faces (JSF) Tutorials
Java Server Faces (JSF) is a web application based on Java Programming language which has been created with an objective to simplify web application development. The JSF tutorials here covers the diversified topics of JSF including the Environment setup, Architecture, Managed Beans, JSF2 , PrimeFaces to the advance and complex concepts of JSF. View Rating

Java Server Faces

What is JSF Mojarra?
JSF Mojarra is an open sourced Reference Implementation that is used to develop Java based application. Latest Mojarra version available till date is 2.1.22. Mojarra comes as default with Glassfish server but can also work with other servers. View Rating

Java Server Faces

JSF Examples
In this section we will discuss about various examples of JSF. This section describes some important examples of JSF which will help you in to create web applications using JSF framework. View Rating

Java Server Faces

Working with Database through JDBC
You can use JDBC to work with database. For this you can write JDBC code in the action method of the managed bean. Let's understand through an example. View Rating

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Working with JavaScript & CSS
JSF provides so many attributes to provide javascript support like onblur, onchange, onclick, ondblclick, onfocus, onkeydown, onkeypress, onkeyup, onmousedown, onmouseover, onmouseup, onselect etc. View Rating

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Referencing a Localized Message
Customizing your application to support a specific location is known as Localization. View Rating

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Referencing Resource Bundle from a Page
JSF provides a good way to implement internationalization using Resource Bundle. Resource Bundle is a file that contains the information as key and value pair (In key=value format). View Rating

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Binding Component Value to an Implicit Object
JSF provides list of implicit objects. These objects can be referred in value attribute of component in the JSP page. View Rating

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Phase Listener
JSF life-cycle includes six phases and phase events are fired during the start and end of each phase. View Rating

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Value Change Event Listener
Value Change Listener can be implemented in 2 ways. If you use the first one then it will limit you to use only one listener for the component but second way permits you to include more than one listeners. View Rating

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