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JSF (Java Server Faces) Training

The efficient and experienced professional team of Rose India provides comprehensive tutorial on JSF (Java Server Faces). The JSF course structure is strategically designed that gives component-based approach so that framework for creating Web-based user interfaces can be easily comprehended. The contents of JSF is prepared by Rose India in such a way that it incorporates dimensions of component based framework, event driven programming model offering a lot of reusable UI components, extensible architecture, support for multiple client devices etc. After successful completion of this JSF course, Rose India Technology provides JSF certification. Conceptual combination of theories and practical approach gives good command over JSF.

Course Details:

JSF Overview

What is JSF?
Advantages of JSF (vs. Standard MVC)
Advantages of JSF (vs. Struts)
JSF Features
How JSF Fits For Web Applications?

Understanding JSF lifecycle

Restore view phase
Apply request values phase
Process validations phase
Update model values phase
Invoke application phase
Render response Phase

Installing JSF (Sun Reference Implementation (RI)) in TOMCAT
Simple JSF Hello Application

Create development directory structure
Create and place configuration files
Create JSP pages
Create a properties file
Create a managed bean
Register managed bean in configuration file
Define a navigation rule in configuration file
Registering the FacesServlet in web.xml

JSF User Interface Components

Standard Components
Custom Components

JSF Tags

JSF Expression Language
JSF HTML Tag
JSF Core Tag

Controlling Page Navigation

Static Navigation
Dynamic Navigation
Using redirect element
Specifying wild-cards

Managed Beans

JavaBeans and JSF
Using beans to represent request parameters
Declaring beans in faces-config.xml
Referring to beans in input forms
Bean Scopes

JSF Validators

Using Standard Validators
Creating Custom Validators
Register Custom Validator
Using a Custom Validator

JSF Converters

Using Standard Converters
Writing and Using Custom Converters

JSF Events Handling

Action Events
Value Change Events
Phase Events

Binding Component Values and Instances to External Data Sources

Component Value to a Property
Component Value to an Implicit Object
Component Instance to a Bean Property

Developing Custom Components

Writing Tag Handler
Creating Tag Library Descriptor
Creating Custom Component Classes
Delegating Rendering to a Renderer
Handling Events

Using Localized Messages

Referencing a ResourceBundle from a Page
Referencing a Localized Message

Working With JSF and CSS
Working with JSF and JavaScript
Dealing with Databases