Hello everyone,
I want to learn JSF framework. How do I start studying this?
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JSF Framework
Hello everyone,
I want to learn JSF framework. How do I start studying this?
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JSF Framework
Hi,
I want to learn JSF. Please help me in learning it..!!
Re: JSF Framework
You can find tutorials and other JSF info by searching the web.
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Re: JSF Framework
Hi, for JSF you have lot of online tutorials which you can use. But if you know any other framework that uses MVC pattern, then understanding JSF is simple. You will have the model (Java class containing the business logic), controller (container controlling other pieces and the faces.xml file containing the configuration) and then the View (.jsf files containing the front end or UI design).
Whatever I have mentioned above is just the basic. For more details, kindly refer any online tutorial.
Re: JSF Framework
JSF is nothing but an abstraction over the existing Web Framework. JSF is implemented as a Servlet which is called the Faces Servlet. Before the advent of JSF, Servlets and JSP are the predominant ones that form the core components in the development of a Web Application.
Re: JSF Framework
This thread is ancient, I'll close it.
@priya456 - it will reduce confusion if you attribute (and even link to) direct quotations of other people's work. For instance: Introduction to Java Server Faces/ which was published by javabeat.net over a decade ago.
