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Developing JSF Portlets With WebLogic Portal

Support for Java Server Faces JSF amongst Java vendors has increased dramatically in recent years, and customers are increasingly standardizing on it for new Java web application development. Oracle in particular has embraced JSF. The Oracle ADF technology stack provides the richest environment for enterprise web development in Java. A...

Tags: Java Server, BEA WebLogic, Oracle Corp., JavaServer Faces, Java Server Faces, Portal, Java, Programming Languages, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2009-05-01

QuipuKit 1.5 (Windows)

QuipuKit is a JSF library providing developers with ease and flexibility in creating a dynamic UI for Web-based applications. Designed to bring richness and responsiveness to a Web UI, QuipuKit provides an extended set of AJAX-powered JSF components and client-side validation framework.The QuipuKit component suite includes advanced UI widgets (TreeTable,...

Tags: JavaServer Faces, Microsoft Windows, QuipuKit, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Software downloads 2008-07-10

A Home for Your Chrome: Easily Enforce Consistent Look and Feel With Page Templates

When creating a professional-looking presentation, one defines a consistent layout and style for all the slides by editing the "Master slide." One can concentrate on the content and easily change the look later. Using an analogous new feature in the upcoming Oracle JDeveloper/Oracle Application Development Framework Oracle ADF 11g release,...

Tags: Oracle Corp., JavaServer Faces, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2008-07-01

New in Oracle JDeveloper (10.1.3.2.0)

Oracle JDeveloper (10.1.3.2.0) extends the SOA development features from the previous release by introducing the Oracle WebCenter extension. Oracle WebCenter Suite combines the standards-based, declarative development of JavaServer Faces JSF, the flexibility and power of portals, and a set of integrated Web 2.0 services to boost end-user productivity. Oracle WebCenter...

Tags: Oracle Corp., JavaServer Faces, Oracle JDeveloper, Oracle WebCenter Suite, Web 2.0, Java, Java Development Tools, Enterprise Software, Internet, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Development Tools, Software

White papers 2007-12-01

JSFTemplating and Woodstock: Component Authoring Made Easy

In a recent paper, JSFTemplating was applied to writing JavaServer Faces components. That article presents a simple way to develop a JavaServer Faces component Renderer, moving the markup for a component from Java code to a template file and vastly improving the clarity and maintainability of the component. The approach...

Tags: JavaServer Faces, Component, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-12-01

Web Application Development Within Sybase WorkSpace 2.0

This paper describes the architecture and features of the Web application development tooling in WorkSpace 2.0. It explains how to develop powerful JavaServer Faces JSF DataWindow components and then use them in a JSF Web application. It also describes how to integrate Web applications into a services-oriented architecture. JSF is...

Tags: Web Application Development, Web, JavaServer Faces, Web Application, Sybase Inc., Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-12-01

Create a JSF Portlet With Oracle WebCenter Suite and JDeveloper

A web portal is a collection of independent web components on a single page. These pluggable user interface components, called portlets, process requests and generate dynamic content from inside portlet containers. Because portlets can obtain data from different data sources, a portal provides users with a unified presentation of views...

Tags: Portlet, Oracle Corp., JavaServer Faces, Oracle JDeveloper, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-09-21

Create flexible and extensible interfaces in JavaServer Faces (JSF) using subviews and tiles

User interfaces are typically the most volatile aspect of Web applications during development, so it's crucial to create flexible and extensible interfaces. In this chapter download from Core JavaServer Faces, Second Edition, learn how to achieve that flexibility and extensibility by including common content. First, explore standard JavaServer...

Tags: User Interface, JavaServer Faces, Prentice Hall Inc., Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Book chapters 2007-08-08

IIS gaining market share

IIS gaining market shareparked domains?[b]"The obvious question is, did Microsoft pay Go Daddy or offer any incentive to move its parked domains to Windows?"[/b][b]"News of Go Daddy's move to Windows brought some criticism from Linux supporters and Microsoft foes, including Go Daddy customers threatening to leave the company as a...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Microsoft ASP.NET, Microsoft IIS Server, domain, Apache Software Foundation, parked domain, Microsoft Corp., JavaServer Faces

Discussion threads 2007-07-18

QuipuKit 1.1.2 (Windows)

QuipuKit is a JSF library enabling developers to easily build dynamic Web applications. It includes an extended set of JSF components and a validation framework that shifts the traditional JSF validation to the client side. The library introduces such advanced components as DataTable, TreeTable, Chart, Calendar, and etc. providing developers...

Tags: JavaServer Faces, Microsoft Windows, TeamDev, QuipuKit, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Software downloads 2007-04-26

Breaking Out of the Browser

The Oracle JDeveloper environment is also great for creating applications that have a polished desktop look and feel. These desktop applications have interfaces that look less like that of Amazon.com and more like that of Excel, Quicken, Thunderbird, or iTunes. In this column, the author takes a brief look at...

Tags: Oracle Corp., JavaServer Faces, Web Browser, Oracle JDeveloper Environment, Desktops, Java, Hardware, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-03-01

Inherent AJAX Security With Java and JSF

With the popular adoption of AJAX techniques mushrooming on the web today, real-life security issues were sure to follow, as illustrated by the Yamanner and MySpace worms. The debate over AJAX security now rages, with widely differing opinions. Just google "AJAX security" and one will receive more information than one...

Tags: JavaServer Faces, Java, AJAX, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0

White papers 2007-01-19

Using Incremental JavaServer Faces Projects for Promoting Active Learning in Teaching Web Applications & Security

Teaching emerging technologies in Computer Science Department is generally perceived as a challenging task. Not only is teaching preparation a burden to the instructor, but also the learning model may become teacher-cantered lectures. This is mainly due to the fact that students usually lack the knowledge for getting involved in...

Tags: Web, JavaServer Faces, Subject, Formatex, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2006-12-14

Paper on Integration of AJAX and Java Server Faces

A components-based approach using JSF and Ajax4jsf is the best way for enterprises to address the Web 2.0 challenge. Ajax4jsf component library is a perfect match for JSF component library because this component library will not jump outside the JSF component model. It provides cool, rich, fast and interactive internet...

Tags: Java Server, AJAX, JavaServer Faces, Java Server Faces, Integration, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2006-11-26

Ease the development and maintenance of web applications with JavaServer Faces technology

JavaServer Faces technology is a server-side user interface component framework for Java technology-based web applications. Its well-defined programming model and tag libraries significantly ease the burden of building and maintaining Web applications with server-side UIs. Discover JavaServer Faces technology in this sample chapter from The Java EE...

Tags: JavaServer Faces, Web Application, JavaServer Faces Technology, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Book chapters 2006-11-01

Combine JSF Facelets and the Flying Saucer XHTML Renderer

Two great open source projects are currently hosted on java.net: the Flying Saucer All-Java XHTML Renderer and the Facelets Java Server Faces Framework. At first glance, these two project might seem to target different audiences - the JSF Facelets Project seems to be aimed at server-based applications, while the Flying...

Tags: Project, JavaServer Faces, Open Source, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2006-10-31

Java EE: where's the Ajax?

Java EE: where's the Ajax?SOA instead of J2EEWhile I agree that JSF is a previous generation architecture that doesn't support AJAX well, I don't know that we need J2EE in particular to be embrace AJAX. Modern AJAX frameworks can bind directly to WSDL web services without need of JSF...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), EJB, Programming languages, Web services, Middleware, thruth, AJAX, Java, JavaServer Faces, SOA, J2EE, Java EE 5, Web service

Discussion threads 2006-10-18

Java EE: where's the Ajax?

The corporate suit meets the cool, laid-back dude. (No, this is not the latest Apple commercial.) In the emerging SOA-Web 2.0 paradigm, Web 2.0ers with their mashups, rich client applications, and community-based development approaches may be able to take advantage of loosely coupled services that can call corporate data and...

Tags: AJAX, JavaServer Faces, Ajax technique, Java, Web 2.0, Web

Blog posts 2006-10-18

Developing Applications With Facelets, JSF, and JSP

JavaServer Faces JSF along with Facelets and JavaServer Pages JSP 2.0+ promotes a new way of Java web programming. This paper introduces a rich list of useful tips to help developers smoothly transition from the old-fashioned JSP/servlet programming to the new JSF-style programming. It clarifies the issues and confusion developers...

Tags: JavaServer Faces, JSP, Programming, Java, Scripting Languages, Development Tools, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Web Development

White papers 2006-08-29

A New Face on the Block

Oracle JDeveloper 10g Release 3 (10.1.3) improves the J2EE development experience from every point of view. Released in February 2006, it provides slick new refactoring features that make iterative code improvements a snap. It also offers new teamwork support that simplifies collaborative development, and it provides all-around enhancements for visual,...

Tags: Oracle Corp., JavaServer Faces, Java, Enterprise Software, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Software

White papers 2006-07-01