The Using AJAX with JSF training course examines how to create rich Web 2.0 applications using Ajax and JSF. The course examines common JSF frameworks, Ajax Frameworks, JSF-Ajax Component libraries, and alternative solutions like Google Web Toolkit. Our Ajax and JSF training also includes an in-depth examination of the JavaScript programming language.
Using AJAX with JSF can be delivered using Java EE 5 or Java EE 6 using the Application Server and IDE of your choice.
Course Summary
Purpose:
Learn how to build Web 2.0 applications using JSF and Ajax (JSF and Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) via our JSF training
Audience:
Experienced JSP and JSF developers looking to adopt Ajax
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Learning Style:
Hands-on training is customized, instructor-led training with an in-depth presentation of a technology and its concepts, featuring such topics as Java, OOAD, and Open Source.
Duration:
3 Days
Using AJAX with JSF is part of the J2EE Training / Java EE Training curriculum.
What You'll Learn
In the Using AJAX with JSF training course you’ll learn:
- Review of core JSF components: JSF Pages, EL, Managed Beans, FacesServlet, Events, etc.
- What are custom JSF components?
- How do JSF and Ajax fit together?
- Examination of commoon JSF component libraries: Sun RI, Apache MyFaces, Oracle ADF, Facelets
- Examination of common Ajax Libraries: DoJo, Prototype, script.aculo.us, Rico, etc.
- Integrating JSF and AJAX: Out of the box solutions
- Integrating JSF and AJAX: Custom integration solutions
- Understanding Ajax interactions with the JSF event lifecycle
- Developing, testing, and packaging JSF applications
- Packaging and configuring a JSF application
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