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JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff. Newer posts →. JSF 22: New namespaces. May 16, 2013. In this post of the series on JSF 2.2. I will show the new XML namespaces used by JSF 2.2 for. Custom tag lib config files and JSF taglibs. Basically, all namespaces start with. Http:/ xmlns.jcp.org. Http:/ java.sun.com. So one more remnant of the Sun era that was removed. Continue reading →. JSF 22: File upload with h:inputFile. April 23, 2013. April 8, 2013.
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JSF 2.2: Reset input fields | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog
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JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff. JSF 22: New namespaces. JSF 22: View Scope for CDI →. JSF 22: Reset input fields. June 20, 2013. In this post of the series on JSF 2.2. I will show a use case for the new. We need to take a closer look at the problem it solves. The following Facelets view fragment looks good at first glance but comes with a potential problem:. Is increased by one and the component is re-rendered with the new value. The trouble s...
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Presentation for “JSF GET Support” session@Javaland 2014 | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog
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JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff. Presentation for “JSF GET Support” session@Javaland 2014. March 21, 2014. As I already announced here, I will do a session about “JSF GET Support” including GET navigation, view parameters, view actions and RESTful URLs with OCPsoft Rewrite. At the JavaLand 2014. I uploaded the presentation to GitHub Pages: presentation for JSF GET Support. 8211; a really cool tool for creating presentations with HTML5 and CSS.
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JSF 2.2: HTML5 friendly markup | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog
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JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff. JSF 22: View Scope for CDI. Slides for JSF 2.2 session at Herbstcampus 2013 →. JSF 22: HTML5 friendly markup. August 8, 2013. I will show how to create HTML5 friendly markup with passthrough attributes and elements. As a prerequisite for supporting HTML5, JSF 2.2 slightly changed the way Facelets files are handled. By default, JSF 2.2 always renders the HTML5 doctype. Now that we have ensured that the doctype is...
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JSFlive@JavaLand 2014 | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog
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JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff. Book JavaServer Faces 2.2 published (German). Presentation for “JSF GET Support” session@Javaland 2014 →. January 30, 2014. I am proud to announce that I will do the session JSF mit GET-Requests und lesbaren URLs. In German) at JavaLand 2014. The JavaLand 2014 session list. Is already complete and sounds really promising. So maybe I will meet some of you there. You will find me at the IRIAN. Join 32 other follow...
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JSF 2.2: View Scope for CDI | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog
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JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff. JSF 22: Reset input fields. JSF 22: HTML5 friendly markup →. JSF 22: View Scope for CDI. July 17, 2013. JSF and CDI are a very fine and powerful combination. But until recently there was something missing in this relationship: the view scope. In this post of the series on JSF 2.2. I will quickly show the new JSF 2.2 view scope implementation for CDI. JSF managed bean annotations in. And JSR-330 annotations in.
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JSF | Entwicklertagebuch
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Diary of a web developer. Implementing your own JSF tabview component without Primefaces. At my current company we are finally transitioning away from our well-aged Primefaces 3.0 jsf library and have implemented our own (composite) components for all use cases where we used primefaces thus far. As I learned a few things while implementing the components, I thought I could share it with others as good tutorials for composite components are quite rare. You have to copy the templates and classes to your pr...
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Open Source - Irian
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JSF/JEE Consulting, Training, Open Source. Professional services fitting your needs. Information about us - your JEE specialists. Tailored training to grow your team. Our contribution to open-source projects. We strongly support the open-source movement. As an active member of the community we have joined a wide range of OS projects and support the developers of these projects in many ways. Service for all these technologies and a lot more. Metadata based validation with JSF. PageFlowScope, for communica...
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codebulb.ch: March 2015
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Java Groovy Web Agile JVM and everything software engineering related – a Java developer's personal blog. March 29, 2015. Software artifact management with code generation. Groovy by example: Writing a builder. 6 rules of exception handling by example. In this post, I’d like to express my opinion and present what I learnt as “best practices” through my experience when it comes to managing software project artifacts, and strategies for generating file types out of different types. As with other processes ...