JavaServer Faces (JSF)

Goals

Understand the component tree, event-driven programming in a web environment, input validation, and page navigation
Create model objects
Utilize GUI components in JSP pages
Utilize declarative page navigation
Manage JavaBeans via JSF's configuration files
Use standard validators and converters, as well as extend the standard ones for custom use
Internationalization/localization support in JSF
Write shorter JSP pages and eliminate the use of scriptlets/expressions

Audience

Java web developers responsible for writing business logic and dynamic web applications.

Duration

2 days

Prerequisites

Prior Java programming experience or completion of the "Intermediate Java Programming" class.

Prior JSP experience, specifically familiarity with custom tag construction, or completion of the "JavaServer Pages for Web Application Development" class.

Introduction to JSF
JSF Lifecycle
Component Model
Managed Bean Creation Facility
JSF Tags Part 1
JSF Tags Part 2
Event Processing
Navigation
Configuration in a Nutshell
Conversion and Validation
(Optional) Internationalization/Localization

Format

Lecture and programming exercises
For private events, JBoss can be utilized during the lab exercises. Please contact training@ociweb.com for more information.

Schedule

Course	Location	Begin Date	End Date	Time	Hours	Register
JavaServer Faces (JSF)	St. Louis	May 28, 2009	May 29, 2009	Th-F, 9am-4:30pm	12	CAIT
	St. Louis	Nov 03, 2009	Nov 12, 2009	T/Th, 5:30pm-8:30pm	12	CAIT
	St. Louis	Dec 03, 2009	Dec 04, 2009	Th-F, 9am-4:30pm	12	CAIT