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Practical RichFaces

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Authors:
  1. Max Katz
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  2. Ilya Shaikovsky
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  • Faces describes how to take advantage of Rich.
  • Faces—the integration of the Ajax4jsf and Rich.
  • Faces libraries—to create flexible and powerful programs, using any Java-based integrated development environment.

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Table of contents (14 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. The Basics

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 1-12

  3. Getting Started

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 13-42

  4. a4j:* Tags, Features and Concepts

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 43-84

  5. Getting Started with Rich Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 85-94

  6. Rich Input and Select Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 95-132

  7. Rich Panel and Output Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 133-174

  8. Rich Data Iteration Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 175-243

  9. Rich Menu Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 245-264

  10. Rich Tree Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 265-286

  11. Rich Drag-and-Drop Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 287-303

  12. Rich Validation

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 305-316

  13. Rich Components JavaScript API, Client Functions, and Using jQuery

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 317-331

  14. Skins

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 333-353

  15. RichFaces CDK: Building Custom Components

    • Max Katz, Ilya Shaikovsky
    Pages 355-383

  16. Back Matter

    Pages 385-392
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About this book

RichFaces 4 is a component library for JavaServer Faces, and an advanced framework for easily integrating AJAX capabilities into business applications. It lets you quickly develop next-generation web applications based on JSF 2/Ajax.

In this definitive RichFaces 4 book, instead of using JBoss Tools, the author bases all examples on Maven so that any IDE can be used—whether it's NetBeans, Eclipse, JBoss or even Spring. 

Practical RichFaces also describes how to best take advantage of RichFaces—the integration of the Ajax4jsf and RichFaces libraries—to create flexible and powerful programs. Assuming some JSF background, it shows how you can radically reduce programming time and effort to create rich AJAX-based applications.

About the authors

Max Katz is a Senior Systems Engineer and Developer Advocate at Exadel. Max is a well-known speaker appearing at many conferences, webinars, and JUG meetings. Max leads Exadel s RIA and mobile strategy. Part of this role is working as the Developer Advocate for Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder (gotiggr.com), a cloud-based application for building mobile Web and native apps for any device. In addition, Max leads Exadel s open source projects (exadel.org) such as Fiji, Flamingo, and JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse. Max has been involved with RichFaces since its inception, publishing numerous articles, providing consulting and training, and authoring the book Practical RichFaces (Apress, 2008). Max also co-authored the DZone RichFaces 3 Refcard and the DZone RichFaces 4 Refcard. You can find Max's writings about RIA and mobile technologies on his blog, mkblog.exadel.com, and you can find his thoughts about these topics and others on Twitter at @maxkatz. Max holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of California, Davis and an MBA from Golden Gate University.

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