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Course Java EE Web Development with JSF

The course Java EE Web development with JSF course covers how modern state of the art Java EE Web Applications are built with the standard Java Server Faces (JSF 2.x) framework.

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  • Course Java EE Web Development with JSF : Content

    JSF Architecture

    The course starts with the foundations of the JSF Framework which is built on top of the Java Web Programming model uses the MVC pattern with a Front Controller as central element. The architecture of the JSF Framework which uses a statefull component model on the server is discussed.

    JSF Request Life Cycle

    Next attention is paid to the role of the Faces Servlet and the different phases of the JSF Request Life Cycle. The role of the central configuration file faces-config.xml is explained and the navigation rules in JSF and the role of the managed beans are treated.

    Facelets

    Also the structure of a JSF page using Facelets, the use of expression language and the usage of the different UI components and custom tag libraries is discussed.

    Event Handling

    The handling of events coming from the UI elements is also covered. Next attention is paid to the validation and conversion of input from the User Interface using JSF built-in or custom validators and converters. Also it is discussed how the modern Ajax asynchronous request model can cooperate with JSF.

    Custom Components

    Finally attention is paid to the creation of custom components, facelet templates and view parameters.

  • Course Java EE Web Development with JSF : Training

    Audience Course Java EE Web Development with JSF

    The course Java EE Web Development with JSF is intended for developers who want to build Java Web applications with the standard JSF 2.x Framework.

    Prerequisites Java EE Web Development with JSF

    To participate in this course experience with Java programming and object orientation is required. Prior knowledge of Java EE Web Applications is beneficial for a proper understanding.

    Realization Training Java EE Web Development with JSF

    In this hands-on course the theory is treated on the basis of presentation slides and interchanged with exercises. Demos are used to clarify the theory. The course material is in English.

    Official Certificate JSF

    Participants receive an official certificate Java EE Web Development with JSF after successful completion of the course.

    Course Java EE Web Development with JSF
  • Course Java EE Web Development with JSF : Modules

    Module 1 : JSF Intro

    Module 2 : JSF Basics

    Module 3 : Managed Beans

    JSF Background
    Servlet and JSP Problems
    Classic MVC Pattern
    Model 2 Architecture
    Struts Framework
    JSF Framework
    JSF Feature Overview
    Server Side UI Components
    JSF Application Architecture
    Request Processing Phases
    JSF Implementation
    JSF API
    Common JSF Problems
    Choose JSF Implementation
    Deployment Descriptor
    PROJECT_STAGE Development
    Faces Configuration File
    Facelets Page Structure
    Managed Beans
    @ManagedBean Annotation
    Default Navigation
    Facelet Default Navigation
    @FacesComponent
    Handling Request Parameters
    Facelet Input Form
    Selecting Result Pages
    Java Beans
    Bean properties
    Accessor Usage
    Placeholder for Results
    Dual Role Bean Properties
    Textfields and Checkboxes
    Prepopulating Input Fields
    Naming Beans
    Bean Scopes
    Application and Session Scope
    Raw Request and Response
    Dependency Injection
    ManagedProperty

    Module 4 : Navigation

    Module 5 : Properties

    Module 6 : Expression Language

    Static Navigation
    Navigation Rule Syntax
    Explicit Mapping Considerations
    Dynamic Navigation
    Dynamic Navigation Logic
    Explicit Dynamic Navigation Rule
    Configuring Managed Beans
    Sharing Result Pages
    Using Wildcards
    Omitting from-outcome
    Conditional Navigation Rules
    Common Navigation Problems
    Properties
    Using Property Files
    Using Subfolders
    Resources Bundles
    Facelet using Properties
    Parameterized Messages
    Parameterizing Display
    Using f:param
    Using Parameterized Properties
    Internationalized Messages
    Localizing Strings
    Using Localized Messages
    JSF versus JSP EL
    Outputting Bean Properties
    Nested Bean Properties
    Submitting Bean Properties
    Getter versus Setter Calls
    Accessing Collections
    Using Square Brackets
    Implicit Objects
    EL Operators
    Conditional Text
    Rendered Attribute
    Method Arguments

    Module 7 : Event Handling

    Module 8 : Validation

    Module 9 : Ajax

    User Interface Events
    Event Handlers versus Ajax
    Types of Event Listeners
    ActionListener in Facelets
    Implementing ActionListener
    Change CSS Style
    Change Style Input Form
    Change Style Bean
    Bean for Action Controller
    Locale from User Settings
    Switch Locale
    ValueChangedListener
    Validation Approaches
    Manual Validation
    Standard Error System
    Displaying Error Messages
    Manual Validation in Bean
    Action Controller Method
    Implicit Automatic Validation
    Precedence Validity Tests
    Explicit Automatic Validation
    Format Validator Tags
    Conversion versus Validation
    Custom Validator Methods
    Ajax in JSF
    General Form f:ajax
    Ajax Facelets Pages
    Ajax Controller Methods
    render Attribute
    Facelet Non-Ajax Version
    Facelet Ajax Version
    execute Attribute
    Facelets Code execute
    event Attribute
    Default Events
    onevent Attribute

    Module 10 : Data Tables

    Module 11 : Composite Components

    Module 12 : Facelet Templating

    Handling Variable-Length Data
    h:dataTable
    Using h:dataTable
    h:Column
    Headers and Captions
    StyleSheets
    Ajax-enabled tables
    Tables conditional values
    Looping with ui:repeat
    Conditional Text
    Composite Components
    Component Definition
    Using Components
    Components with Attributes
    Using Composite Attribute
    Component Structure
    Using ui:repeat
    Relative URL's
    Nested Components
    Component Files
    Page Templating
    Using Templates
    Namespaces Template Files
    Template File Details
    Using ui:include
    Handling Relative URL's
    View Params
    JSF page use f:viewParam
    Capture Request Parameters
    Using POST-redirect-GET
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