PrimeFaces is a renowned open-source UI component library for JSF-based web applications. It provides an extensive set of rich, customizable UI components that simplify the process of building feature-rich and visually appealing user interfaces. In this article we will learn how to integrate its library in Quarkus applications.
WildFly Web Server
Undertow, a lightweight and high-performance web server, has gained immense popularity in the realm of web development. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting your journey, our collection of tutorials offers a comprehensive resource to help you master the Undertow web server. With a focus on configuration and performance tuning, we delve into various aspects of Undertow, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to build efficient and scalable web applications.
Our tutorials cover a wide range of topics, including Undertow configuration, request handling, routing, and security. By incorporating Undertow’s advanced features and best practices, you can optimize your website’s performance, enhance user experience, and ultimately improve your search engine rankings.
Throughout these tutorials, you’ll explore key concepts such as HTTP server configuration, servlet integration, WebSocket support, and reverse proxy setups. By leveraging Undertow’s flexible and extensible architecture, you can build lightweight and high-performance web applications tailored to your specific needs.
PrimeFaces Datatable in a nutshell
The dataTable in JSF architecture displays Collection or Array Objects, with each Object representing a row and columns aligning with Object instance variables. In this tutorial, which uses Primefaces version () we will show how to use the Primefaces Datatable component in minutes. If you are new to Primefaces we recommend checking our HelloWorld introduction … Read more
PrimeFaces with Jakarta EE 10 made simple
In this article we will discuss how to create and deploy a Jakarta EE 10 application that uses Primefaces as Jakarta Faces implementation. We will build a sample application that will run in microservice-style as WildFly Bootable JAR.
Develop a REST application using Jakarta EE and AngularJS
In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of developing an AngularJS frontend for a REST server application. AngularJS is a popular JavaScript framework that simplifies the development of dynamic web applications. We will assume that you have basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Prerequisites To keep this tutorial simple, we will not … Read more
How to configure PrimeFaces Themes
PrimeFaces themes are pre-designed sets of styles that define the appearance of various UI components within the library. These themes encompass elements like fonts, colors, spacing, and other design attributes. By selecting an appropriate theme, developers can instantly transform the visual presentation of their PrimeFaces components, giving their web application a consistent and polished appearance.
How to configure CORS on WildFly
If you are running your web applications on WildFly, you can configure CORS to allow cross-domain requests. In this article, we will go through the steps to configure CORS on WildFly.
How to display REST Service Data with UI Grid
In this article we will show how to use the UI Grid Component with AngularJS to display an editable grid. The back end of our UI Grid will be a REST Service running on WildFly application Server.
How to set the SameSite attribute in Java Web applications
This short article describes how you can set the SameSite property in HTTP Cookies for Web applications, with special focus on WildFly‘s Web server, which is Undertow.
How to serve static content in WildFly applications?
This article presents different ways of including static content (such as image or css files) in Web applications running on top of WildFly application server.
Struts2 and Tiles Tutorial
This updated tutorial shows how to build and deploy on WildFly a Struts 2 application powered by Apache Tiles, a template framework for Java Web applications.
