First Simple JSF Application

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The very first and very simple JSF project that we are going to develop will take the user name from the client and display it on the other page.

The project structure will be like below. After creating the JSF project, we will simply add two xhtml files and alter web.xml file. That's all.

Create and Save a Page Template in Eclipse

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I have been working on JSF recently. Whenever I want to create a new XHTML file that I am going to use JSF in it, I have to declare JSF namespace on the top of each XHTML file. So to make this easier we can simply create our own templates in Eclipse and use it when we need.

Intagrating Tomcat to the Eclipse Environment

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After installing Apache Tomcat and Eclipse, connecting these two is not a big deal. You need to simply follow the following steps. To view my post about how to install Apache Tomcat please go here.

STEP 1

Start Eclipse and go to the tab "Servers". Initially as we have no servers yet, this tab will be empty. Click the link to create a new server as shown below.

Getting Started With JSF - Preparing The Environent and Creating the First JSF Application

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This post will be something like "Introduction to JSF" :) So if you are new to JSF, I think this is a good place for you to start.

JSTL Tags and Functions

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While working on one of my projects, I tried to use JSTL tags and found it very useful in terms of efficiency. So I thought getting into more details and preparing a post about JSTL would be nice.

JSTL stands for "JSP Standard Tag Library". These tags and functions help you write your codes more simple and efficient. JSTL provides a faster development as it has many simplified tags. We also benefit from code reusability.

Servlet and JSP Q&A - Part 2

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Here is the second part of the Q&A post. You can view the Part 1 from here.

Q17)What are advantages of using JSP?