JSF 2.0 Basics (Java EE 6)

Topics

JSF 2.0 features
Bean declaration
Navigation
Facelets
View parameters
Redirection
Flash scope
Validation

JSF 2.0 Features

Annotation based
- faces-config.xml is now optional
Easy navigation
- Default view will be selected (no need to specify it)
Page description language
- Facelets (preferred), JSP (still supported)
Flash scope
Templating (will be covered in another presentation)
Composite components (will be covered in another presentation)
Ajax support (will be covered in another presentation)

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JSF 2.0 Basics (Java EE 6)

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