JSF 1.2 components : develop advanced Ajax-enabled JSF applications / Ian Hlavats ; [foreword by Ed Burns].

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Hlavats, Ian.

Contributor:

Burns, Ed.

Series:

From technologies to solutions.

From technologies to solutions

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

JavaServer pages.

Java (Computer program language).

Web site development.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (408 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Birmingham, U.K. : Packt Pub., 2009.

Language Note:

English

Biography/History:

HLAVATS IAN: Ian Hlavats is an experienced Java developer, instructor, speaker, and author of the book JSF 1. 2 Components (Packt). He has worked for clients in government, insurance, and entertainment industries, writing Java applications using Swing, Struts, JSF2, PrimeFaces, jQuery, and other UI technologies. He has delivered Java courses in college and corporate training environments including a one-year engagement with Cognos/IBM. He is on the JSF 2. 2 Expert Group and contributed to the next generation of the JSF specification. A regular speaker at Java EE conferences, he has given presentations on JSF and PrimeFaces technologies since 2008 at JSF Summit, NFJS, and JAXConf in San Francisco. He is the creator of JSFToolbox for Dreamweaver, a suite of design and coding extensions for JSF developers. He co-hosts a podcast on JSF and Java EE technologies with fellow authors Kito D. Mann and Daniel Hinojosa. He holds a Bachelor of Humanities degree from Carleton University and IT certificates from Algonquin College.

Summary:

Develop advanced Ajax-enabled JSF applications

Contents:

Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Standard JSF Components; An introduction to JSF; The Model-View-Controller architecture; Managed beans; The JSF Expression Language (JSF EL); Converters and validators; Next steps; Getting input from the user; Rendering a text field; Rendering a text area; Form submission; Rendering a form; Rendering a button; Rendering a link; Rendering text; Rendering localized text; Registering a message bundle (JSF 1.1); Registering a message bundle (JSF 1.2); Rendering date/time information

Rendering parameterized textRendering labels; Rendering a validation message; Rendering all validation messages; Making selections; Rendering a checkbox; Rendering multiple checkboxes; Rendering radio buttons; Selecting one or selecting many values; Rendering a list of countries; Rendering a single-select list of options; Rendering a multiple-select list of options; Laying out components; Rendering a complex layout table; Rendering a table column; Displaying data; Rendering an HTML table; Summary; Chapter 2 Facelets Components; A brief history of Java web development

Comparing Facelets and JSPConfiguring a JSF application to use Facelets; Configuring web.xml; Configuring faces-config.xml; Getting started with Facelets; Hello World Facelets; Rendering debug information; Iterating data in a Facelets page; Removing UI components and markup; Including UI components and markup; Including a header and footer; Creating the header Facelet; Creating the footer Facelet; Passing parameters from one Facelet to another; Rendering a UI composition; Including a UI composition; Declaring a UI composition; Rendering a UI component; Including a UI component

Declaring a UI componentCreating a Facelets UI composition template; A simple Facelets template; A simple Facelets template client; Another simple Facelets template client; A more complex Facelets template; Decorating the user interface; Decorating content on a Facelets page; Creating a Facelets decoration; Rendering a UI fragment; An advanced Facelets composition template; Summary; Chapter 3: Apache MyFaces Tomahawk Components; Validating user input; Validating e-mail addresses; Validating a phone number with a regular expression pattern; Validating that two fields have an equal value

Managing date and time selectionSelecting a date; Rendering a simple calendar; Rendering an appointment schedule; File management; Uploading a file; Working with trees; Creating a tree; Creating a tree column; Customizing the tree component; Navigation menus; Creating a navigation menu; Creating bookmarkable navigation menus; Populating a navigation menu; Generating dynamic navigation menus; Using the JSCookMenu component; User interface security; Configuring web.xml; Security-enabled components; Tomahawk SecurityContext EL extension; Displaying data; Rendering an unordered list

Rendering a definition list

Notes:

Includes index.

ISBN:

9786612397318

9781282397316

1282397311

9781847197634

1847197639

OCLC:

607559018