Java201.com

• JSF KickStart Application with Facelets by Sergey Smirnov   - [Clicks: 445]
  Facelets is a view technology that works on top of the standard JavaServer Faces (JSF) framework. This technology significantly simplifies the way JSF components can be created and combined together. This article shows how a small JSF application can be created using Facelets. Facelets provides many additional features that JSF developers are missing today. With Facelets, you can easily convert standard HTML tags into JSF components like in Tapestry and easily gather pages from templates in a Tiles-like manner. Additionally, you can use the latest JSF Expression Language (EL) syntax anywhere on the page, not just inside JSF tag attributes. With Facelets, you can also use a number of JSTL tags with JSF components.
  [Includes sample code]
  http://blog.exadel.com/?p=12 - Sep, 2005
• Inside Facelets Part 2: Using Facelets by Jacob Hookom   - [Clicks: 154]
  This is the second of a series of articles about Facelets, an alternative view technology for building JSF applications. The first article provided an introduction to Facelets. In this article, Jacob explains how you can begin using Facelets in your JSF applications today.
  http://www.jsfcentral.com/articles/facelets_2.html - Aug, 2005
• Inside Facelets Part 1: An Introduction by Jacob Hookom   - [Clicks: 192]
  This is the first of a series of articles about Facelets, an alternative view technology for building JSF applications. Facelets is a powerful templating system that allows you to define JSF views using HTML-style templates, reduces the amount of code necessary to integrate components into the view, and doesn't require a web container. In this article, Jacob introduces Facelets, explaining some of its features, and explaining why he started the project.
  http://www.jsfcentral.com/articles/facelets_1.html - Aug, 2005

[Top]