This article will teach you how to add MyFaces 4 (or newer) support to your WildFly installation using Galleon features pack. At the end of it, you will be able to complete the upgrade of your JSF implementation in no time!
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How to create a Custom JSF Converter
In Jakarta Server Faces (JSF), you can use converters to convert data between its model (backend) representation and its view (UI) representation. By default, JSF provides built-in converters for common types such as Integer, Double, Date, etc. However, in some cases, you may need to create a custom converter to handle custom data types or data conversion logic specific to your application. In this tutorial, we’ll create a custom JSF converter to convert a custom object User to and from its string representation in the UI.
Using Built-in Converters in JSF Applications
In Jakarta Server Faces (JSF) applications, you often need to convert data between its native format and a format suitable for display or input on the user interface. JSF provides built-in converters that can handle various data types, including dates, numbers, and more. In this tutorial, we will show how to use them.
Migrating Portal applications to JSF
This article discusses about how to migrate applications written using Portal/Portlet technology to other Enterprise frameworks such as Jakarta Server Faces. We will at first discuss why Portal applications are no longer a popular choices and then we will discuss the challenges in the migration of Portal applications. The decline of Portal frameworks In a … Read more
How to solve ViewExpiredException: View could not be restored
The javax.faces.application.ViewExpiredException is a common exception in JavaServer Faces (JSF) applications that occurs when the user’s view state, which is used to maintain the state of components across requests, becomes invalid or expired. This typically happens when a user submits a form or performs an action on a JSF page after the view state has expired on the server.
How to test Jakarta Faces with HTMLUnit and Arquillian
In this article we will walk through the HTMLUnit library to learn how to test Web applications. You can combine HTMLUnit with Arquillian to test Jakarta Faces applications with ease. What is HTML Unit? HTMLUnit is a Java-based testing tool that allows developers to automate testing of web applications. It simulates a web browser, allowing … Read more
Getting started with JSF 4.0 on WildFly 27
This article contains a preview of Jakarta Faces 4.0 which is an MVC framework for building user interface with Jakarta EE 10.
JSF tutorial for Java developers
Jakarta Server Faces 3 is the current specification for JSF which runs on Jakarta EE containers such as WildFly application server. In this JSF tutorial we will cover the main features of JSF which are coming from the earlier JSF releases.Please note: if you are moving to Jakarta EE 9, Jakarta Faces 3.0 has a … Read more
How to create a JSF application with Eclipse
Eclipse is the most used software development environment. Lots of specific plugins are available for JBoss products, however also with the minimal Eclipse Enterprise set you can easily build Web applications which uses JSF as user interface.
JSF validation tutorial
Data validation is a key element of every application and JSF makes no exception to it. In this tutorial we will introduce the basic concepts of JSF validation using the validation options available since JSF 2.0.
