Table of Contents

   

•	Table of Contents
•	Index

core JavaServer™ Faces
By DAVID GEARY, CAY HORSTMANN
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: June 15, 2004
ISBN	: 0-13-146305-5
Pages	: 552

		Copyright
		About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
		Preface
			About This Book
			Required Software
			Web Support
		Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  Getting Started
			Why JavaServer Faces
			Software Installation
			A Simple Example
			Sample Application Analysis
			Visual Development Environments
			JSF Framework Services
			Behind the Scenes
			Automation of the Build Process with Ant
		Chapter 2.  Managed Beans
			Definition of a Bean
			Message Bundles
			A Sample Application
			Backing Beans
			Bean Scopes
			Configuring Beans
			The Syntax of Value Binding Expressions
		Chapter 3.  Navigation
			Static Navigation
			Dynamic Navigation
			Advanced Navigation Issues
		Chapter 4.  Standard JSF Tags
			An Overview of the JSF Core Tags
			An Overview of the JSF HTML Tags
			Forms
			Text Fields and Text Areas
			Buttons and Links
			Selection Tags
			Messages
			Panels
		Chapter 5.  Data Tables
			The Data Table Tag
			A Simple Table
			h:dataTable Attributes
			Headers and Footers
			JSF Components in Table Cells
			Editing Table Cells
			Styles for Rows and Columns
			Database Tables
			Table Models
			Scrolling Techniques
		Chapter 6.  Conversion and Validation
			Overview of the Conversion and Validation Process
			Using Standard Converters
			Using Standard Validators
			Programming with Custom Converters and Validators
			Implementing Custom Tags
		Chapter 7.  Event Handling
			Life-Cycle Events
			Value Change Events
			Action Events
			Event Listener Tags
			Immediate Components
			Phase Events
			Putting It All Together
		Chapter 8.  Subviews and Tiles
			Common Layouts
			A Book Viewer and a Library
			The Book Viewer
			Content Inclusion in the Book Viewer
			The Library
		Chapter 9.  Custom Components
			Implementing Custom Components with Classes
			Encoding: Generating Markup
			Decoding: Processing Request Values
			Implementing Custom Component Tags
			Revisiting the Spinner
			Encoding JavaScript to Avoid Server Roundtrips
			Using Child Components and Facets
		Chapter 10.  External Services
			Accessing a Database
			Using LDAP for Authentication
			Managing Configuration Information
			Using Web Services
		Chapter 11.  Wireless Clients
			Rendering Technologies for Mobile Clients
			MIDP Basics
			Mobile Communication and Control Flow
			Component Implementation for Mobile Clients
			The Battleship Game
		Chapter 12.  How Do I…
			Web User Interface Design
			Validation
			Programming
			Debugging and Logging
		Index