Getting Started with Jakarta EE 9: Jakarta Faces (JSF) - Part B

Jakarta Faces has many functionalities to create administrative applications rapidly. You can define the individual components and combine them with other elements. The Faces rendering generates an HTML structure that can be styled with CSS to get the desired visual look and feel of the application. Using expression language, you link it with CDI beans that capture the user inputs on the screen and perform the actions initiated by the users on the screen. In this video we will see how you can define the Facelets pages with the Faces components, link them to Java methods and perform input validation, Partial page refreshes, and templating and Styling. Link to Part A - https://youtu.be/h8HKV7hh_Vc Read more in the blog series: https://blog.payara.fish/topic/getting-started-with-jakarta-ee #Java #JakartaEE #JSF