Bitter JavaServer Faces

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is without doubt one of the most hyped Java-based web application frameworks.
This session tries to address some of the common problems people face when using JSF,
based on lessons learned in real projects. Developers working with JSF have a vast array of options
to choice from when building applications. The session covers patterns and anti-patterns to take your
JSF experience to the next level, and opens the road for frameworks that add value to JSF.
Early adopters all to often have to experience the benefits and pitfalls the hard way. In this session
we share our experiences.

Vereiste voorkennis:

Basic understanding of JavaServer Faces is required to fully comprehend the
problems that will be covered.

Een structurele beschrijving van de opbouw van de presentatie
Agenda:
+ Common pitfalls when starting with JSF
+ Lifecycle Subtleness
+ Mismatch between the JSP and JSF rendering cycles
+ Problems Handling Tabular Data
+ Tips and Tricks
+ Handling Page Flow
+ How to handle state efficiently
+ Avoid scattered validation logic
+ Testing JSF Applications

Stijn van den Enden  ACA IT-Solutions Stijn is J2EE Architect at ACA IT-Solutions. His skills include J2EE architecture, designing & implementing enterprise class systems based on XML, WebServices & J2EE, Enterprise Application Integration and B2B integration. Instructing Java, J2EE Patterns, Architecture & XML courses is another way of Stijn's involvement with the technology. He advises large, international customers with regards to their J2EE blueprints while defining and maintaining the technical roadmap for ACA IT-Solutions.