JSF 2.0 Cookbook [RAW]

JSF 2.0 Cookbook [RAW] Anghel Leonard   Over 100 simple but incredibly effective recipes for taking control of your JSF applications     Discover JSF 2.0 features through complete examples Put in action important JSF frameworks, such as Apache MyFaces Core, Trinidad, Tomahawk, RichFaces Core, Sandbox and so on Develop JSF projects under NetBeans/Glassfish v3 Prelude Part of Packt's Cookbook series: Each recipe is a carefully organized sequence of instructions to complete the task as efficiently as possible RAW FAQ This book is currently available as a RAW book. A RAW book is an ebook, and this one is priced at 40% of the usual eBook price. Once you purchase the RAW book, you can immediately download the content of the book so far, and when new chapters become available, you will be notified, and  can download the new version of the book. When the book is published, you will receive the full, finished eBook. If you like, you can preorder the print book at the same time as you purchase the RAW book at a significant discount.   Purchase Options Your choices: Buy the RAW version of this book immediately  [ $ 21.59 | £ 11.39 | EUR 16.79 ] Buy the RAW version of this book and place a pre-order for the print book right now, with a 40% discount on both. [$ 48.59 | £ 30.18 | EUR 40.73 ] Since a RAW book is an eBook, a RAW book is non returnable and non refundable. Local taxes may apply to your eBook purchase. Chapter Availability Chapter Number Title Availability 1 Converters IN THE BOOK 2 Validators IN THE BOOK 3 File management IN THE BOOK 4 Working with resources (css/javascript/images) IN THE BOOK 5 Custom components IN THE BOOK 6 AJAX IN THE BOOK 7 Internationalization and localization February, 2010 8 Security March, 2010 9 Testing March, 2010 10 Facelets March, 2010 11 Explore JSF 2.0 newest features March, 2010 12 Others March, 2010 In More Detail Print Book In More Detail   Expected August 2010. Pre-order now! Cover price   £27.99 Packt Special Offer   £25.19 save 10% Multi-buy Discount   £22.95 save 18% order two or more items Change Currency   UK £ US $ EU € what is this? Free shipping! US, UK, Europe & selected Asian countries Pre-order offer terms Where else can I buy this book? Also available from: select a store Amazon.de (DE)Amazon.co.uk (UK)Bookware.com (AU)Polyteknisk (DK)Amazon.fr (FR)Lehmans (DE)Paul Nealon (UK)Combooks (Israel)Amazon (US)Quantum Books (US MA)Dataclub OY (FI)

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Language English
Paperback 466 pages [191mm x 235mm]
Release date Expected August 2010
ISBN 1847199526
ISBN 13 978-1-847199-52-2
Author(s) Anghel Leonard
Topics and Technologies Open Source, Java, RAW

This book helps you to find solutions to the most common aspects regarding JSF development with clear and easy-to-follow recipes

JavaServer Faces is a Java-based Web application framework intended to simplify development of user interfaces for Java EE applications. You may already be aware of the laborious search through reference guides and documentation to develop your JSF applications. With the JSF Cookbook, you can find solutions to the most common JSF problems in a quick and easy way.

This book will cover all the important aspects involved in developing JSF applications. It provides clear instructions for getting the most out of JSF and offers many exercises to build impressive desktop-style interfaces for your web applications. Develop JSF applications starting with simple recipes and gradually moving on to complex recipes.

We discuss all of the fundamental aspects of JSF applications. Once you locate your desired topic, you can try to find a recipe that corresponds to your problem.

We start off with the simple concepts of Converters, validators and file management. We then work our way with various resources such as CSS, JavaScript, and images to improve your web applications. You will learn to build simple and complex custom components to suit your needs. Next, you get to exploit AJAX as well as implement internationalization and localization for your JSF applications. We then look into ensuring security for your applications and perform testing of your applications. You also get to learn all about Facelets and explore the newest JSF 2.0 features. Finally you get learn a few integrations such as JSTL with JSF, Spring with JSF, and Hibernate with JSF. All these concepts are presented in the form of easy-to-follow recipes.

Each chapter discusses separate types of recipes and they are presented with an increasing level of complexity from simple to advanced. All of these recipes can be used with JSF 1.2 as well.

• Explore all the new features of JSF 2.0 that has numerous advantages over JSF 1.2
• Work with standard and custom JSF converters and validators
• Learn to upload and download with JSF, RichFaces and MyFaces
• Work with resources such as CSS, JavaScript and images
• Develop sophisticated applications using standard and custom components
• Explore AJAX in JSF and related frameworks
• Enhance your applications with internationalization and localization
• Exploit all of the security tasks in JSF and perform thorough testing of your applications
• Get to grips with JSFUnit, JMeter and JXIsight
• Integrate JSF with JSTL, Spring and Hibernate

The JSF 2.0 Cookbook contains step-by-step instructions for JSF users to build desktop-style interfaces in their own web applications. The book is designed so that you can refer to it chapter by chapter, or you can look at the list of recipes and read them in no particular order.

This book is for two types of audience:

• Newcomers who know the basics of JSF but are yet to develop real JSF applications.
• JSF developers who have previous experience but are lacking best practices and a standard way of implementing functionality

Anghel Leonard

The author is a senior Java developer with more than 12 years of experience in Java SE, Java EE, and the related frameworks. He has written and published more than 20 articles about Java technologies and more than 100 tips and tricks. He has also written two books about XML and Java (one for beginners and one for advanced developers). During this time, he has developed web applications using the latest technologies on the market. In the past two years, he has focused on developing RIA projects for GIS fields. He is interested to bring on web as much desktop as possible, therefore GIS applications represents a real challenge for him.

He has also authored JBoss Tools 3 Developers Guide for Packt Publishing.