This tutorial doesn't get too crazy, as it really is just designed to help you ensure that everything is working properly, and that indeed you can use the various JSF custom tags on your xhtml pages. I will say that the discussion of the ui:debug tag is pretty kewl, especially if you are a JSF 1.2 developer who doesn't have any familiarity with the new JSF 2.0 custom tag library additions
JSF 2.0 Standard Custom Tags: JavaServer Faces 2.0 Video Tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wvXw75vvxMendofvid [starttext] This is a Video Tutorial explains This tutorial simply picks up from the previous lesson which built a simple JSF application and subsequently deployed that application to Tomcat 7. Here we explore three of the four custom tag libraries that are part of the standard JavaServer Faces distribution, namely the HTML, Core and UI tag libraries. We save the composite tag library for a future tutorial.
This tutorial doesn't get too crazy, as it really is just designed to help you ensure that everything is working properly, and that indeed you can use the various JSF custom tags on your xhtml pages. I will say that the discussion of the ui:debug tag is pretty kewl, especially if you are a JSF 1.2 developer who doesn't have any familiarity with the new JSF 2.0 custom tag library additions
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This tutorial doesn't get too crazy, as it really is just designed to help you ensure that everything is working properly, and that indeed you can use the various JSF custom tags on your xhtml pages. I will say that the discussion of the ui:debug tag is pretty kewl, especially if you are a JSF 1.2 developer who doesn't have any familiarity with the new JSF 2.0 custom tag library additions