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JavaEE and Wildfly Module 4: JSF

build stateful web applications with PrimeFaces

How to use Java Server Faces (JSF) to build component based web applications.
Includes third party component libraries and PrimeFaces.

Pre-requisites

This module is part of our WildFly series of courses.

Contents - This course is 4 hours long and should take around 2 days to complete

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1	Introduction		Preview 23m 9s
An overview of JSF
2	Getting Started		Watch 38m 38s
Writing your first basic applicaiton, and how backing beans work.
3	JSF Behaviour		Watch 26m 27s
How to add behaviour to JSF components such as buttons and links.
4	JSF Components		Watch 42m 24s
Using the built in components such as datatables.
5	GETs POSTs and REDIRECTs		Watch 32m 21s
Making bookmarkable and browser friendly links is tricky in JSF - here we look at a strategy for doing so.
6	Third Party Components		Watch 19m 21s
We use PrimeFaces to add a more functional data table.
7	Building an Application		Watch 35m 14s
Some miscellaneous concepts you might find useful when building an application
8	JSF vs MVC		Watch 13m 35s
Another comparison of JSF against traditional MVC frameworks. What exactly should you be adding to backing bean? We'll see it is not for "business logic".

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