HIGHLIGHTS Highlights > Lunch & Learn > JavaServer Faces (JSF) Web Applications Development Trends for 2006 and Beyond JavaServer Faces (JSF) JavaServer Faces (JSF) is an exciting new technology that is changing the way developers build user interfaces for J2EE applications. With the introduction of JSF, developers can now fully create dynamic user interfaces by using a set of true reusable components. The JSF component-based framework makes user interface development for web applications easier to learn, implement and maintain. Developers can reuse third-party components within the JSF component model. With JSF, a user action on the client, such as a button click, flows through a well-defined process from the click event all the way to the business logic that handles the requested process. This short seminar will discuss the fundamentals of JSF and will include the following topics: What is JSF? History and story behind JSF Why use JSF? When to use it and not to use it? JSF vs. Traditional application framework JSF vs. Struts How does it impact the web development team and end users? JSF examples At the end of the session, the audience is expected to gain a high-level view of what JSF is, why it is fast becoming a recognized tool in creating user interface for J2EE applications. Back to top

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