JavaServer Faces

When the command link is clicked, the JavaServer Faces framework places that parameter in the action request as a request parameter.

Notice here that you selected the JavaServer Faces configuration, which is a subset of the more usual Faces Project configuration.

The example application is a very simple demonstration of JavaServer Faces technology.

JavaServer Faces 2. 0 is the first major update of the Java EE standard specification since it was first released back in 2004.

Portlet and JavaServer Faces (JSF) frameworks that don't support the asynchronous communication model face the same issue.

Now, switch your focus to each Content Area fragment, and fill the areas with HTML or JavaServer Faces content.

This fourth installment demonstrates how to use Acegi to secure JavaServer Faces (JSF) applications that run in a servlet container.

You can create actual Web pages the same way that you did in Steps 3 and 4 when you created the JavaServer Faces pages.

Next, you learn how to customize the wizard options with JavaServer Faces data templates.

The next step is to create a new custom portlet project (let's say, for example, a standard JSR168 portlet with JavaServer Faces support).

In Part 4 I showed how you can secure a JavaServer Faces (JSF) page using Acegi without writing any Java code.

With the introduction of JavaServer Faces, the development of complex Web pages is much simpler.

Enhancements to visual editors that deliver high productivity for building JavaServer Faces, Portal, and Struts-based applications

Application of JavaServer faces in network development