Core JavaServer Faces: Core JavaServer Faces_3

by David Geary, Cay S. Horstmann

Wyd. 2. Dostepne rozdziały: Rozdział I: Wprowadzenie, Rozdział 2: Komponenty zarządzane, Rozdział 3: Nawigacja, Rozdział 4: Znaczniki standardowe JSF, Rozdzał 5: tabele danych.

Genres: Programming, Software, Technical, Reference, Technology, Web, Computers

932 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 15, 2004

Reviews

[Malarvizhi Kandasamy]

This book has good stuff, especially when you are preparing for JSF (1Z0-896)exam. Though the book doesn't explain :
* Authorization in detail,
* web.xml security declarations
* CDI beans, Managed beans and EJB beans with clarity
* Programming with JSF APIs. Atleast few APIs like ConfigurableNavigationHandler, NavigationHandler etc should have been covered.
* Implicit Objects in JSF

[Russell]

Wow this is a good read. Geary and Horstmann have authored a very readable guide to JSF basics and provide clear code examples along the way. The last couple chapters (which I believe are new to this addition) give some insight into using Ajax and incorporating data persistence into a typical Faces app.

[Jason]

I really liked this book. I learned JSF years ago by camping out with an earlier edition of this book. This new version is just as good, adding updates that cover what's new in JSF 2. I found the text to be very readable and approachable. If you're using JSF, this book should be on your shelf.

[Beth]

This seems like a fairly good introduction to JavaServer Faces, but I changed jobs and no longer need to read it.

[Sean]

Really good book.

[Mike Salzman]

Leaves out some elements and doesn't explain others as well as I needed, but it was a good primer for JSF. And just as soon as I'm done reading it, I'm no longer on the UI team at work.

[Jeff Stade]

Read this semester for my computer science 3 course. Solid primer on using Java in enterprise web applications and, from the students perspective, a solid textbook as well.

[Luboš]

I do not like JSF, otherwise I would probably rate higher.

[Hazem Saleh]

This book is one of the wonderful books in order to learn the JSF basics.

[Gino Filicetti]

False

[Nuno Inácio]

Rating for 3rd edition.