JSF 2.0 Refcard available
DZone just published the JSF 2.0 version of my JSF refcard. It provides updated summaries of the tags and attributes needed for JSF programming, along with a summary of the JSF expression language and a list of code snippets for common operations.
If you haven't done so, give JSF 2.0 a try. It is a lot more fun than JSF 1.0. Here is a quick recipe.
- Install Glassfish v3. It comes with JSF 2.0
- Run these commands in an empty directory
svn export https://kenai.com/svn/corejsf~subversion/ch01 svn export https://kenai.com/svn/corejsf~subversion/build.xml svn export https://kenai.com/svn/corejsf~subversion/build.properties export GLASSFISH3_HOME=/path/to/glassfish-v3/glassfish/ ant -Dapp=ch01/login
- Start Glassfish and point your browser to
http://localhost:8080/login - Introduce a typo in index.xhtml and run
antagain. You'll get a friendly error message, not the stack trace from hell. Hooray!
Now look at the source. Note these points:
- A blessedly empty faces-config.xml
@ManagedBean@Statelessannotations in the bean class- Facelets syntax in the web pages
If you are stuck with JSF 1.x, the old refcard is still available.
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