Learn Java Server Faces & develop yours web application

Topics Covered

Java Server Faces - JSF 1.1. What is JSF 1.2. A JSF application 1.3. Value and Method Binding 1.4. Prerequisites to use JSF 1.5. JSF Main features 1.6. JSP and JSF 2. JSF configuration files 2.1. Overview 2.2. web.xml 2.3. faces-config.xml 3. Installation 3.1. Eclipse 3.2. JSF library 3.3. JSLT library 4. Your first JSF project 4.1. Create JSF Project 4.2. Review the generated project 4.3. Domain Model 4.4. Define managed bean 4.5. Create JSP 4.6. Run your webapplication 4.7. Layout via css 5. Your second JSF application 5.1. Create JSF Project 5.2. Domain model 5.3. Register your managed beans 5.4. Validators 5.5. Resource bundle for messages 5.6. JavaServer Page with JSF components 5.7. Navigation Rule 5.8. Run your webapplication 6. JSF application with a controller 6.1. Create JSF Project 6.2. Domain model 6.3. Controller 6.4. Register your managed beans- Dependency injection 6.5. Resource bundle for messages 6.6. JavaServer Page with JSF components 6.7. Run your webapplication 7. A Todo JSF application 7.1. Create JSF Project 7.2. Domain model 7.3. Controller 7.4. Register your managed beans 7.5. Create css 7.6. JavaServer Page with JSF components 7.7. Run your webapplication

Who should attend

Students, Teachers, Professionals, who want to learn JSF

Pre-requisites

Should have knowledge of Basic Java Programming

What you need to bring

Interest towards topic

Key Takeaways

Will be ready to learn more Java EE APIs