JSF
-
Enterprise Java
JSF: Passing parameters to JSF action methods from page directly, a nice feature of JavaEE 6+
One of the JSF 2+ nice features presented in Java enterprise edition JavaEE 6+, is that you can pass parameters…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
Securing a JSF application with Java EE security and JBoss AS 7.x
A common requirement for enterprise applications is to have all JSF pages protected behind a login page. Sometimes you even…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
Using JSF 2.2 features to develop ajax, scrollable, lazy-loading data table
This time around, I thought I’ll share with you what I recently learnt of JSF 2.2 features. To do that,…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
Implementing a custom JSF 2.0 component with maven
Some time ago, I have written my own custom JSF component. But at that point in time, JSF 1.0 was…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
JSF Tomcat Configuration Example
JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a web application framework that is intended to simplify development integration of web-based user interfaces. It…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
Monitor full page, non AJAX, requests to be notified
Recently, working on new charts and chart “exporting service” in JSF, I’ve faced a quite common problem. When you execute…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
Multiple dynamic includes with one JSF tag
Every JSF developer knows the ui:include and ui:param tags. You can include a facelet (XHTML file) and pass an object,…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
JSF: choice between legacy components and fashionable performance killers
This blog post was originated due to performance issues in one big web application. Everybody optimizes Java code, but it…
Read More » -
Enterprise Java
Java EE CDI bean scopes
Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) for the Java EE platform is a feature that helps to bind together the web…
Read More »
