Chapter 8. Subviews and Tiles | Core JavaServer Faces

Topics in This Chapter

"Common Layouts" on page 315
"A Book Viewer and a Library" on page 316
"The Book Viewer" on page 318
"Content Inclusion in the Book Viewer" on page 327
"The Library" on page 338

User interfaces are typically the most volatile aspect of web applications during development, so it's crucial to create flexible and extensible interfaces. This chapter shows you how to achieve that flexibility and extensibility by including common content. First we discuss standard JSP mechanisms JSP includes and JSTL imports you can use to include common content in a JSF application. Next we explore the use of Struts's Tiles package which lets you encapsulate layout in addition to content, among other handy features with JSF.

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Core JavaServer Faces

ISBN: 0131463055
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2003
Pages: 121

Authors: David Geary, Cay S. Horstmann

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