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JSF Concepts and Components
Learn specifics about the JavaServer Faces Web user interface framework.
Java Pro Live! Boston, October 18, 2004
 Watch the video of the session! (49:31)
JavaServer Faces (JSF) is the standard user interface framework for Java Web applications. JSF specifies a Web user interface component model, complete with server-side event handling, validation, internationalization, page navigation, and declarative mapping between user interface components and Java objects. In his Java Pro Live! session, Kito Mann explained what JavaServer Faces is and how it relates to Apache Struts and other Web frameworks currently on the market. In addition, he talked about the framework's architecture, key concepts, and how to build a sample application inside a JSF IDE.
Resources:
JSF Central
Sun Microsystems' official JSF site
MyFaces open source implementation
"Developing Web Interfaces with JSF," by Chris Schalk (Java Pro, December 12, 2003)
"Magical Web Interface Development," by Kito Mann (Java Pro, October 17, 2003)
"Putting a New Face on Web Interfaces," by Peter Varhol (Java Pro, April 2003)
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