Chapter 1. Getting Started
âWhy JavaServer Faces?â on page 3
âSoftware Installationâ on page 4
âA Simple Exampleâ on page 6
âSample Application Analysisâ on page 12
âDevelopment Environments for JSFâ on page 21
âJSF Framework Servicesâ on page 28
âBehind the Scenesâ on page 30
Why JavaServer Faces?
Judging from the job advertisements at employment web sites, there are two popular techniques for developing web applications:
The ârapid developmentâ style, in which you use a visual development environment, such as Microsoft ASP.NET
The âhard-core codingâ style, in which you write lots of code to support a high-performance backend, such as Java EE (Java Enterprise ...
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