Java Server Faces (JSF)

• To understand the fundamentals of the JSF framework and how it can be used to build rapid data-driven Java web applications.
• To make efficient in  configuring JSF.
• To discover how JSF integrates with JSP.
• To learn how to use JSF User Interface components.
• To discover how to write JSF code for navigation and event handling.
• To master the JSF form validation framework. 
• To explore how to make your own custom JSF components.
• To learn techniques for converting struts applications to JSF. 

Eligibility
Efficiency in Java programming language and well skilled in developing Java Server pages.

• Java

• JSP

• Servlets

• Basic XML

JSF Training Course Outline

• JSF Architecture 

• Web Applications
• Servlets and JSPs
• The MVC Pattern and FacesServlet
• The Command Pattern and Managed Beans
• Double Identity: Java and JavaScript
• Input Validation
• Relationship to Servlets and JSP
• Relationship to Jakarta Struts
• Relationship to AJAX
• Creating Custom Components
• Component Libraries

• MVC for Web Applications

• Model, View, and Controller for Java
• XML View: faces-config.xml
• Java View: FacesServlet
• Managed Beans
• Lifecycle of Request Processing
• Lifecycle of Response Provision
• Organizing Your Application
• Bean Properties, Methods, and Scope
• JSF Events
• Error Handling

• Working with Forms

• JSF Custom Tag Library
• Building HTML Forms
• Standard Form Controls
• Panels and Layout
• Managed Bean Properties
• Applying Request Values
• Type Coercion
• Collections and Nested Beans

• Input Validation 

• Validation Phase
• Flow of Processing
• Validators and Converters
• Error Messages
• Custom Validators and Converters
• Reusing Validation Logic

• The Client Side 

• Double Identity, Revisited
• Internationalization
• Client-Side Presentation Logic
• UIComponent
• The Component Tree
• New JSP Features
• Unified Expression Language
• Validation
• Data Tables

• Custom Components 

• Encapsulating and Decomposing a Presentation
• UIComponentBase
• Component Families
• Aggregating Existing Components
• Interactions Between Components
• AJAX
• Component Libraries