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Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) Training

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Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) provides a foundational understanding of JSF, a Java-based web application framework used to build component-driven user interfaces for enterprise applications. The course introduces JSF architecture, lifecycle, UI components, navigation, and integration with managed beans.

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What is Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) Training about?

This course offers a beginner-friendly overview of JSF, focusing on how it simplifies web application development using reusable UI components and a well-defined request lifecycle. Learners will understand how JSF fits into Java EE/Jakarta EE applications and how it supports MVC-based web development.

What are the objectives of Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) Training ?

  • Understand the fundamentals and architecture of JSF 
  • Learn the JSF request lifecycle 
  • Work with JSF UI components and pages 
  • Implement managed beans and navigation rules 
  • Build simple JSF-based web applications

Who is Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) Training for?

  • Entry-level Java developers 
  • Web developers transitioning to Java-based frameworks 
  • Software engineering students 
  • Java EE/Jakarta EE beginners 
  • Developers maintaining legacy JSF applications

What are the prerequisites for Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) Training?

Prerequisites:  

  • Basic knowledge of Java programming 
  • Understanding of HTML and web fundamentals 
  • Familiarity with MVC concepts
  • Basic knowledge of JSP/Servlets (recommended) 
  • Exposure to IDEs like Eclipse or IntelliJ. 

                  

Learning Path: 

  • Core Java Fundamentals 
  • Web Technologies (HTML, CSS, HTTP) 
  • Java Servlets and JSP 
  • Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) 
  • Advanced JSF and Enterprise Java Applications 

                  

Related Courses: 

  • Core Java Programming 
  • Java Servlets and JSP 
  • Java EE / Jakarta EE Fundamentals 
  • Spring MVC for Java Web Development

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

2 Days

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  • GUI Development
  • JavaServer Faces
  • A JSF Application
  • JSF Components
  • Managed Beans
  • Configuration Files
  • JSF Application Structure
  • Running the Application
  • The JSF Component Tree
  • JSF Tag Libraries
  • Forms
  • Input Tags
  • Output Tags
  • Buttons and Links
  • Checkboxes
  • Radio Buttons, Listboxes, and Menus
  • Panels
  • Managed Beans and MVC
  • Properties
  • Configuring Beans
  • Bean Scope
  • Value Bindings
  • Method Bindings
  • Dynamic Beans - Lists
  • Dynamic Beans - Maps
  • Advanced Property Initialization
  • JSF Lifecycle Overview
  • Restore View Phase
  • Apply Request Values Phase
  • Process Validation Phase
  • Update Model Values Phase
  • Invoke Application Phase
  • Render Response Phase
  • JSF Events
  • Action Events
  • Value Change Events
  • Immediate Events
  • Navigating Through a JSF Application
  • Basic Navigation Configuration
  • From View Id
  • From Action
  • Forward vs. Redirect
  • Data and Tables
  • Basic Structure
  • Headers and Footers
  • Styles
  • Adding Editable Components
  • DataModel
  • Sorting
  • Scrolling
  • Validation and Conversion within the JSF Lifecycle
  • Converting Dates
  • Converting Numbers
  • Displaying Conversion Errors
  • Built-In Validators
  • Customizing Error Messages
  • Writing Your Own Converter
  • Custom Converter Configuration
  • Writing Your Own Validator
  • Why Custom Components?
  • Important JSF API Classes
  • Custom Component Building Blocks
  • Writing the Custom Component Class
  • Encoding
  • Using the ResponseWriter
  • Decoding
  • Writing the Tag Class
  • Building the TLD
  • Configuring the Custom Component
  • Using the Custom Component

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF) Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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