Last updated: Aug 28, 2022

Java Server Faces

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is the Java standard technology for building component-based, event-oriented web interfaces. Like JavaServer Pages (JSP), JSF allows access to server-side data and logic. Unlike JSP, which is essentially an HTML page imbued with server-side capabilities, JSF is an XML document that represents formal components in a logical tree. JSF components are backed by Java objects, which are independent of the HTML and have the full range of Java abilities, including accessing remote APIs and databases. Let’s learn more about JSF.

Ajax In JSF EASY

In this blog, you will learn about Ajax in JSF and its attributes.

Author Swaraj Ji Srivastava

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JDBC Integration in JSF

In this article, we will discuss JSF JDBC connectivity.

Author Pratyush Singh_Kmc

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JSF Spring Integration HARD

In this article, we will study the integration of JSF with the Spring framework.

Author mishraIshita

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JSF Overview

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a user interface (UI) framework for Java web applications. It is designed to significantly ease the burden of writing and maintaining applications that run on a Java application server and render their UIs back to a target client. Let’s learn more about JSF like its Features, Life Cycle, Components, Environment Setup, Architecture, and Applications.

Overview of JSF

This blog mainly focuses on the Overview of JSF(JavaServer Faces). We will discuss JSF, where it is used and its benefits.

Author Aniket Majhi

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Features of JSF

This article mainly focuses on the different features of JSF(JavaServer Faces). We will discuss JSF and its various features.

Author Aniket Majhi

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JSF Life Cycle MEDIUM

This blog will teach you about the JSF life cycle.

Author Muskan Sharma

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Components in JSF EASY

In this blog, you will learn about the components of JSF.

Author Swaraj Ji Srivastava

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Environment Setup for JSF

The reader will learn about Environment Setup for JSF in this article.

Author Shivangi mall

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JSF Architecture

In this blog, we will discuss the architecture of JSF.

Author Ayush Mishra

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JSF Application

The reader will learn about JSF Application in this article.

Author Shivangi mall

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JSF Managed Beans MEDIUM

In this article, we will discuss the JSF-managed Beans, various scopes of bean class, and annotations of JSF-managed beans.

Author Tarnxxvr

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JSF Page Navigation EASY

We will briefly study JSF page navigation in this blog.

Author mishraIshita

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JSF Basic Tags

In this blog series, we will learn about various types of basic JSF tags.JSF provides a standard HTML tag library. These tags get rendered into corresponding HTML output.

JSF <h:inputText> Tag

This blog mainly focuses on the JSF <h:inputText> Tag. We will discuss about JSF <h:inputText> Tag and its attributes with proper explanation.

Author Aniket Majhi

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JSF h:inputSecret in JSF

In this article, we'll briefly discuss the inputSecret tag, explain its various attributes, and work with an example.

Author Gurleen Kaur

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JSF h:inputTextarea

In this article, we’ll briefly discuss the inputTextarea tag and explain its various attributes and its working with an example.

Author Gurleen Kaur

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JSF inputHidden Tag

In this blog, you will learn about JSF h:inputHidden tag.

Author ManishKumar1103

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HTML SelectBooleanCheckbox in JSF

The article covers the JSF hselectBooleanCheckbox. We will see the working of the JSF hselectBooleanCheckbox component with its example.

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HTML SelectOneRadio in JSF

The article covers the h:selectOneRadio in JSF. We will see the working of h:selectOneRadio in the JSF component, its uses, advantages, disadvantages, and how it works.

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HTML SelectOneListbox in JSF

The article covers the h:selectOneListbox in JSF. We will see the working of the h:selectOneListbox component.

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JSF - h:selectManyCheckbox MEDIUM

This blog will discuss the h:selectManyCheckbox tag in JSF.

Author Ayush Mishra

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JSF f:param Tag

In this blog, you will learn about the f:param tag in JSF.

Author ManishKumar1103

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JSF h:outputStylesheet

In this article, we will study one of the most essential components of JSF known as JSF h:outputStyleSheet.

Author mishraIshita

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JSF h:selectManyListbox MEDIUM

In this article, we will discuss the JSF h:selectManyListbox, various attributes of JSF h:selectManyListbox and coded example of JSF h:selectManyListbox.

Author Tarnxxvr

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JSF h:selectOneMenu

In this blog, we will learn about the JSF h:selectOneMenu.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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JSF h:outputText EASY

In this article, we will discuss JSF h:outputText in detail, along with its attributes and examples.

Author Sagar Mishra

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JSF h:outputLink EASY

In this article, we will discuss JSF h:outputLink in detail, along with its attributes and examples.

Author Sagar Mishra

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JSF h:outputFormat Tag EASY

In this blog, you will learn about the use of outputFormat tag in JSF and their attributes.

Author Swaraj Ji Srivastava

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JSF h:graphicImage MEDIUM

This article will discuss and implement a program demonstrating the JSF h:graphicImage tag.

Author Arpita Priyadarsini

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JSF h:outputScript HARD

This article will discuss and implement a program demonstrating the JSF h:outputscript tag.

Author Arpita Priyadarsini

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JSF h:commandLink MEDIUM

In this article, we will discuss JSF h:commandLink and programs showcasing it’s implementation.

Author Arpita Priyadarsini

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commandButton Tag in JSF

In this article, we will discuss the h:commandButton tag in JSF

Author Pratyush Singh_Kmc

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JSF h:Link Tag EASY

In this blog, you will learn about link tag in JSF and their attributes.

Author Swaraj Ji Srivastava

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JSF h:panelGrid

In this blog, we will learn about the JSF h:panelGrid.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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JSF - f:attribute MEDIUM

In this blog, you'll get to learn about JSF - f: attribute.

Author Muskan Sharma

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In this blog, we will learn about the JSF h:message.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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JSF Facelets Tags

JSF Facelet tags facilitate the creation of a common layout for a web application. The tags enable to the management of the common parts of multiple pages in one place. Let’s learn more about JSF like its Templates, Parameters, Custom, and more.

Facelets in JSF EASY

In this blog, you will learn about the Facelets in JSF.

Author Swaraj Ji Srivastava

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Composite Components in JSF

The article describes the advantages, disadvantages, uses, and working of composite components in JSF.

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JSF Templates Tags MEDIUM

The reader will learn about JSF template tags in this article.

Author Shivangi mall

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JSF Parameters EASY

In this blog, you'll learn about the Parameters tag.

Author Muskan Sharma

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Custom Tag in JSF

The article describes defining, creating, and displaying a custom tag in JSF.

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JSF Remove MEDIUM

In this blog you’ll get to learn about JSF Remove Tag.

Author Muskan Sharma

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JSF Convertor Tags

JSF provides inbuilt converters to convert its UI component's data to objects used in a managed bean and vice versa. These tags can convert a text into a date object and can validate the format of input as well. In the upcoming blog series, we’ll learn about JSF h:convertNumber, JSF h:convertDateTime, and JSF Custom Converter.

JSF h:convertNumber

In this blog, we will learn about the JSF h:convertNumber.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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JSF h:convertDateTime

In this blog, we will learn about the JSF h:convertDateTime.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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JSF Custom Converter MEDIUM

This blog will discuss our Custom Converter in JSF.

Author Ayush Mishra

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JSF Validator Tags

JSF provides inbuilt validators to validate the UI component data. JSF validators can validate length, type, format, etc. In this blog series, we’ll learn about validateLength, validateLongRange, validateDoubleRange, and also about validateRegex.

JSF f:validateLength

In this blog, you’ll get to learn the concept of JSF f:validateLength.

Author Muskan Sharma

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JSF validateLongRange Tag

In this blog, you will learn long-range validation in JSF.

Author ManishKumar1103

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JSF validateDoubleRange Tag EASY

In this blog, you will learn double-range validation in JSF.

Author ManishKumar1103

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JSF validateRegex

In this blog, you will learn regular expression validation.

Author ManishKumar1103

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JSF Custom Validator

In this blog, we will create your custom validator in JSF.

Author Ayush Mishra

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JSF DataTable

In this blog series, we will learn about JSF Data Table.JSF provides a rich control named DataTable to render and format HTML tables.DataTable can iterate over a collection or array of values to display data.DataTable provides attributes to modify its data in an easy way. Let’s learn How to display, add, delete and edit data of a DataTable and How to use DataModel in a DataTable.

How to Display DataTable in JSF

The article describes how to display DataTable in JSF.

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Add Data to a DataTable in JSF HARD

This article will discuss and implement a program demonstrating how to add data to a data table in JSF.

Author Arpita Priyadarsini

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Edit data of data table in JSF HARD

This article will discuss and implement a program demonstrating how to edit data of a data table in JSF.

Author Arpita Priyadarsini

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Using DataModel in a DataTable MEDIUM

This article discusses using a data model in a data table.

Author mishraIshita

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JSF Event Handling

When a user clicks a JSF button or link or changes any value in the text field, the JSF UI component fires an event which will be handled by the application code. To handle such JSF events, event handlers are to be registered in the application code or managed bean. When a UI component checks that a user event has happened, it creates an instance of the corresponding event class and adds it to an event list. Then, the Component fires the event, i.e., checks the list of listeners for that event and calls the event notification method on each listener or handler.JSF also provides system-level event handlers which can be used to do some tasks when the application starts or is stopping.

JSF valueChangeListener MEDIUM

In this blog, we will discuss valueChangeListener in JSF.

Author Ayush Mishra

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JSF actionListener EASY

This article describes the technique of handling h:link or h:commandButton using an action listener in JSF.

Author mishraIshita

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JSF Application Events MEDIUM

In this blog, you'll learn JSF application events and the ways to handle application events.

Author Muskan Sharma

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