JavaServer Faces Programming

Includes theory as well as code that readers can compile and run to build their own JSF applications immediately

Stretch JavaServer Faces to the limit and create professional JSF programs with this guide to the ultimate framework available for rapidly building Java Web applications. After a brief overview of the underlying and related technologies, you'll learn to write and deploy a JSF application, then follow comprehensive tutorials on how to use standard GUI components, input validation, and converters, as well as on how to control page navigation, manage JavaBeans, and write event listeners. Advanced coverage includes writing custom GUI components, extending input validators, providing support for internationalization, and developing a real-world online-store application.Review servlets, JSP technologies, JavaBeans, custom tag libraries, and the Model 2 architecture Understand the component tree, event-driven programming, input validation, and page navigation Write model objects and incorporate GUI components into JSP pages Manage page navigation and JavaBeans Use standard validators and converters, or write your own custom ones Support internationalization and localization Edit the elements within Application Configuration files Write shorter JSP pages and eliminate the use of scripts Build a real-world online store application Understand the technical details on how JSF works

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Budi Kurniawan is an IT consultant specializing in Internet and object-oriented programming and has taught both Java and Microsoft technologies. He has written several computer programming books, including "How Tomcat Works" and "Java Web Development with Servlets, JSP, and EJB, Second Edition." He holds a Master's degree in ElectricalEngineering, and is the developer of the Java File Upload component most licensed by Fortune 500 companies.