JavaServer Faces

JavaServer Faces

nTier’s Introduction to JSF training course teaches Java web developers how to use JavaServer Faces in their web applications. JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a specification that applies traditional GUI frameworks and architectures to web applications. Students will learn the standard JSF tag libraries and write managed beans and event handlers. They will also write configuration files for managed beans and navigation in XML. Data table components are used to easily display data from databases and other sources in an HTML table. Validation and conversion is then covered including customization of these phases. This course ends with creation of custom components and an appendix on internationalization topics.

JSF Training Learning Objectives
Describe the JavaServer Faces (JSF) architecture
Build a JSF component tree with Core and HTML tag libraries
Create JavaBeans with properties and methods that are bound to JSF components
Describe the six phases of the JSF request-processing life cycle
Use both Action Events and Value Change Events to react to user interface interactions
Perform configuration of JSF applications
Use the data table component to present tabular information
Write your own validators and converters to validate user input
Write a custom component to aggregate two or more simpler components

Module 1 - (JSF)Introducting JavaServer Faces (JSF)

Module 2 - JSF Input Components

Bind fields in a web page to values in the backing bean using JSF Expression Language (EL)
Describe the use of the JSF DataTable tag and facets
Build a multi-page JSF technology application
Create dynamic menu choices from data in your database

Module 3 - Building Custom JSF Components

Explain the role of JSF Components
List the steps in the JSF Life-Cycle
Describe relationship between tag handlers, custom UI components, renderers and render kits
Describe the structure of a JSF Component
Describe how variables are passed from JSF tags to JSF Components
Develop a JSF Component

Module 4 - Implementing Ajax Technology

Define Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax)
Use JavaScript with the Document Object Model (DOM) to build a simple web application
Describe the XmlHttpRequest object and describe how it is used to refresh the web page display with data from servers without causing the whole web page to refresh

Module 5 - Ajax-Enabled JSF Components

List models for handling asynchronous requests
Contrast strategies for handling asynchronous requests within the JSF life cycle
Develop a JSF component that handles Ajax events
Create a JSF application that uses Ajax techiques to pull data from the server asynchronously and process the data on the client side

In this 4-day JavaServer Faces (JSF) course, you will learn how to create Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) web applications with JSF components, utilizing JSF technology’s component-oriented development techniques, while taking advantage of 3rd party components, IDEs and Open Source projects available. The course starts with an overview of key concepts and principles on which the JavaServer architecture is based and then explains how JSF relates to Struts and other web frameworks currently on the market. You learn about IDEs that support JSF, as well as libraries that facilitate JSF development with Ajax, JBoss, Seam, and Facelets. Upon completion of this JSF course, you will know how to develop web applications with JSF and how to integrate your JSF application with Struts and your existing applications.

Module 1 - (JSF)Introducting JavaServer Faces (JSF)

Module 2 - JSF Input Components

Bind fields in a web page to values in the backing bean using JSF Expression Language (EL)
Describe the use of the JSF DataTable tag and facets
Build a multi-page JSF technology application
Create dynamic menu choices from data in your database

Module 3 - Building Custom JSF Components

Explain the role of JSF Components
List the steps in the JSF Life-Cycle
Describe relationship between tag handlers, custom UI components, renderers and render kits
Describe the structure of a JSF Component
Describe how variables are passed from JSF tags to JSF Components
Develop a JSF Component

Module 4 - Implementing Ajax Technology

Define Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax)
Use JavaScript with the Document Object Model (DOM) to build a simple web application
Describe the XmlHttpRequest object and describe how it is used to refresh the web page display with data from servers without causing the whole web page to refresh

Module 5 - Ajax-Enabled JSF Components

List models for handling asynchronous requests
Contrast strategies for handling asynchronous requests within the JSF life cycle
Develop a JSF component that handles Ajax events
Create a JSF application that uses Ajax techiques to pull data from the server asynchronously and process the data on the client side

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