Learn how to implement maintainable, extensible, and scalable enterprise web applications with Java EE 6s user interface framework, JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2. This Extreme Learning expert-led course, taught by one of the members of the JSF Expert Group, starts with an overview of the new technologies in JSF 2, including Facelets, bookmarkable views, system events, and resource handling, and then dives deeply into templating, composite components, and JSF 2s built-in Ajax support. Upon completion of this course, you will know how to take advantage of the compelling new features of JSF 2 to implement industrial-strength, enterprise web applications. About Extreme Learning: Get taught directly by the experts and interact with peers in an engaging informal environment. These are intensive, deep dive training sessions designed for advanced IT professionals which incorporate expert-led presentations.

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This course is for experienced Java EE developers with JSF experience who want to learn the new features in JSF 2.

Experience developing Java EE applications with JSF 1.X. This course does not teach JSF fundamentals, but rather focuses on the new features in JSF 2, so students must be familiar with JSF 1.X.

Use templates, compositions, and decorators, to implement highly flexible and extensible user interfaces

• Easily implement bookmarkable web pages
• Get rid of XML configuration entirely
• Implement custom components without resorting to Java code or XML configuration
• Use JSF 2s built-in Ajax for common Ajax use cases such as field-level validation and progress indicators

Module 1 - Introduction

• An Overview of new features in JSF 2.0
• Using resources
• Using system events
• Implementing bookmarkable views

• Templating fundamentals
• Composites
• Decorators
• Composite component fundamentals
• Implementing support for facets and children
• Attaching behavior to composite components

• An overview of JSF 2s built-in Ajax
• Ajax validation
• Queueing Ajax requests
• Monitoring Ajax requests
• Handling errors
• Using the JavaScript API
• JavaScript namespacing and coalescing events