About Course
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the architecture and lifecycle of JavaServer Faces (JSF)
- Create dynamic web applications using Facelets
- Use JSF UI components and templates effectively
- Connect JSF applications to databases using JDBC
- Implement and manage Managed Beans using annotations
- Develop rich user interfaces using PrimeFaces
- Integrate AJAX and jQuery to enhance application interactivity
- Build complete JSF-based web applications following best practices
Course Outlines
Lesson 1: Introduction to JSF and its Features
- Practice 1-1: Setting the Environment for JSF Programming
- Practice 1-2: Creating and Running a Sample JSF Project
• Lesson 2: Creating JSF pages using Facelets
- Practice 2-1: Working with JSF UI components Facelets tags and Facelets template
- Practice 2-2: Explore the multiple checkbox Function using Facelets
- Practice 2-3: working with basic JSF tags using Facelets
Lesson 3: Connecting JSF Application to Database
- Practice 3-1: Create and test JSF Application using JDBC
- Practice 3-2: Create dynamic drop-down in JSF program with data from database
Lesson 4: Exploring Managed Beans in JSF
- Practice 4-1: Understanding the JSF program using Managed bean annotations
- Practice 4-2: Creating the sample project for file upload in NetBeans IDE
• Lesson 5: Working with PrimeFaces
- Practice 5-1: Exploring the Components of PrimeFaces in JSF Application
Lesson 6: JSF Application Development along with JQuery
- Practice 6-1: Create a JSF Application along with Ajax and JQuery
