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JSF 1.2 Components : Develop Advanced Ajax-enabled JSF Applications.
Title:
JSF 1.2 Components : Develop Advanced Ajax-enabled JSF Applications.
Author:
Hlavats, Ian.
ISBN:
9781847197634
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (407 pages)
Contents:
JSF 1.2 Components -- Table of Contents -- JSF 1.2 Components -- Credits -- Foreword -- About the Author -- About the Reviewers -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Conventions -- Customer support -- Downloading the example code for the book -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. Standard JSF Components -- An introduction to JSF -- The Model-View-Controller architecture -- Managed beans -- The JSF Expression Language (JSF EL) -- Converters and validators -- Next steps -- Getting input from the user -- Rendering a text field -- Rendering a text area -- Form submission -- Rendering a form -- Rendering a button -- Rendering a link -- Rendering text -- Rendering localized text -- Registering a message bundle (JSF 1.1) -- Registering a message bundle (JSF 1.2) -- Rendering date/time information -- Rendering parameterized text -- Rendering labels -- Rendering a validation message -- Rendering all validation messages -- Making selections -- Rendering a checkbox -- Rendering multiple checkboxes -- Rendering radio buttons -- Selecting one or selecting many values -- Rendering a list of countries -- Rendering a single-select list of options -- Rendering a multiple-select list of options -- Laying out components -- Rendering a complex layout table -- Rendering a table column -- Displaying data -- Rendering an HTML table -- Summary -- 2. Facelets Components -- A brief history of Java web development -- Comparing Facelets and JSP -- Configuring a JSF application to use Facelets -- Configuring web.xml -- Configuring faces-config.xml -- Getting started with Facelets -- Hello World Facelets -- Rendering debug information -- Iterating data in a Facelets page -- Removing UI components and markup -- Including UI components and markup -- Including a header and footer -- Creating the header Facelet -- Creating the footer Facelet.

Passing parameters from one Facelet to another -- Rendering a UI composition -- Including a UI composition -- Declaring a UI composition -- Rendering a UI component -- Including a UI component -- Declaring a UI component -- Creating a Facelets UI composition template -- A simple Facelets template -- A simple Facelets template client -- Another simple Facelets template client -- A more complex Facelets template -- Decorating the user interface -- Decorating content on a Facelets page -- Creating a Facelets decoration -- Rendering a UI fragment -- An advanced Facelets composition template -- Summary -- 3. Apache MyFaces Tomahawk Components -- Validating user input -- Validating e-mail addresses -- Validating a phone number with a regular expression pattern -- Validating that two fields have an equal value -- Managing date and time selection -- Selecting a date -- Rendering a simple calendar -- Rendering an appointment schedule -- File management -- Uploading a file -- Working with trees -- Creating a tree -- Creating a tree column -- Customizing the tree component -- Navigation menus -- Creating a navigation menu -- Creating bookmarkable navigation menus -- Populating a navigation menu -- Generating dynamic navigation menus -- Using the JSCookMenu component -- User interface security -- Configuring web.xml -- Security-enabled components -- Tomahawk SecurityContext EL extension -- Displaying data -- Rendering an unordered list -- Rendering a definition list -- Rendering a data table -- Paginating a data table -- Rendering a multi-column data table with a newspaper layout -- Summary -- 4. Apache MyFaces Trinidad Components -- Installation and Configuration -- What is Ajax? -- Receiving input from the user -- Rendering a color picker -- Rendering a calendar -- Rendering a number spinbox -- Rendering a text field -- Rendering a selectable list of values.

Client-side conversion and validation -- Enabling client-side validation in trinidad-config.xml -- Validating one field at a time -- Enabling Ajax functionality -- Partial submit and partial triggers -- Polling the server -- Rendering a status indicator -- Rendering a progress bar -- Laying out components on the screen -- Rendering a row layout -- Rendering a complex table layout -- Rendering a form layout -- Rendering a panel group layout -- Shuttling selections between lists -- Rendering a multiple selection shuttle -- Rendering an ordered shuttle -- Working with tree and tree table components -- Rendering a tree -- Rendering a tree table -- Creating navigation menus -- Rendering a navigation tree -- Rendering breadcrumbs -- Rendering a multistep process (Train) -- Rendering a process choice bar -- Skinning and theme selection -- Creating a new Trinidad skin -- Implementing the skin's cascading style sheet -- Rendering an icon -- Customizing the Trinidad tree component's node icons -- Implementing dialog windows -- Declaring dialog navigation rules in faces-config.xml -- Launching a dialog window -- Returning a value from a dialog window -- Summary -- 5. ICEfaces Components -- Receiving input from users -- Rendering validation messages and text with effects -- Receiving HTML input from users -- Handling file uploads with ICEfaces -- Rendering a calendar component -- Creating navigation and pop-up menus -- Creating a horizontal navigation menu with submenus -- Rendering a vertical navigation menu with submenus -- Adding menu separator items -- Using context menus -- Using tree components -- Using the default tree node icons -- Using custom tree node icons -- Displaying data in tables -- The ICEfaces data table component -- Rendering dynamic columns -- Implementing sortable column headers -- Supporting resizable columns.

Data table single row selection mode -- Data table multiple row selection mode -- Data table enhanced multiple row selection mode -- Implementing data set paging -- Rendering charts -- Rendering a stacked bar chart -- Rendering a 3-D pie chart -- Rendering a bar chart -- Laying out components with panels -- Working with a border layout -- Rearranging elements in a list -- Rendering a series of components -- Rendering collapsible panels -- Creating a tabbed user interface -- Working with modal dialogs -- Rendering a simple modal dialog -- Rendering a draggable dialog box -- Rendering a draggable modal dialog -- Summary -- 6. JBoss Seam Components -- Introducing the JBoss Seam framework -- Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) technology -- Understanding Java SE and Java EE -- Introducing Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB3) technology -- Introducing the Java Persistence API (JPA) -- Container Managed Transactions (CMT) -- Activation and passivation for Stateful Session Beans (SFSBs) -- Object pooling for Stateless Session Beans (SLSBs) -- Integrating EJB3 and JSF with Seam -- Introducing Seam components -- Introducing REST -- Next steps -- Validating user input with the Seam framework -- Implementing JSF validation with Seam -- JPA and the Hibernate Validator framework -- Decorating the UI to improve form validation -- Adding cutting-edge Ajax technology with Ajax4jsf -- Displaying success messages in JSF -- Seam conversation management -- Temporary conversations -- ShippingCalculatorBean.java -- faces-config.xml -- pages.xml -- conversation01.jsf -- conversation02.jsf -- Starting a long-running conversation -- Declaring navigation rules in faces-config.xml -- Defining a long-running conversation in pages.xml -- Implementing OrderBeanImpl.java -- The introductory page of the order process -- The customer registration screen (Step 1).

The shipping information screen (Step 2) -- The order details confirmation screen (Step 3) -- Concurrent conversations -- Debugging Seam applications -- Summary -- 7. JBoss RichFaces and Ajax4jsf Components -- Introducing JBoss RichFaces and Ajax4jsf -- The JBoss RichFaces component library -- The Ajax4jsf component library -- Accepting user input -- Rendering editable text -- Rendering an in-place select component -- Combining in-place input and select components -- Rendering a slider component -- Rendering a number spinner component -- Rendering a calendar component -- Rendering a color picker component -- Rendering a combo box component -- Rendering a suggestion box component with auto-complete -- Rendering a pick list component -- Rendering a rich text editor component -- Using Ajax effectively -- Understanding how Ajax4jsf works -- Ajax-enabled form submission -- Invoking an Ajax-enabled command link -- Polling the server asynchronously -- Panel components -- Creating a basic panel -- Rendering a panel bar -- Rendering a panel menu -- Rendering groups of menu items -- Rendering a tabbed user interface -- Rendering a toggle panel -- Displaying data -- Rendering a data table -- Rendering a data table with a header, footer, and caption -- Implementing sortable data table column headers -- Filtering rows in a data table -- Rendering a data grid -- Adding a data scroller -- Customizing the data scroller -- Rendering an ordered list -- Customizing an ordered list -- Rendering a data definition list -- Using special components -- Rendering a Google Maps object -- Rendering a Microsoft Virtual Earth object -- Summary -- A. Learning JSF: Next Steps -- JSF 2.0 -- New JSF annotations added to ease configuration -- Simplified navigation mapping convention -- JSF 1.x Navigation Mapping -- JSF 2.0 Navigation Mapping.

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Develop advanced Ajax-enabled JSF applications.
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