- JBoss RichFaces 3.3
- JBoss RichFaces 3.3
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewer
- Preface
- 1. What is RichFaces?
- 2. Getting Ready
- 3. First Steps
- A simple contact manager
- Creating the new project
- Templating and Facelets
- Modifying the created project
- The model
- The managed bean
- The "Insert new contact" form
- The contact list
- Re-rendering the contact list after adding a new contact
- Adding the delete button
- Summary
- A simple contact manager
- 4. The Application
- 5. Making the Application Structure
- Skinnability and dynamic skin change
- Internationalization
- Menu bar using rich:toolBar component
- Making the login work
- User registration
- Creating the page structure
- Creating the support bean
- Creating the form fields and action buttons
- Adding the validation rules
- Adding the sign up link to the menu bar
- Validating the password against another "Rewrite password" field
- Making your own validators
- Using a captcha
- Automatic login after registration
- Sending the confirmation emails
- Screenshot
- Reset password box
- Forgot username box
- URL rewriting: making it simple and powerful
- Summary
- 6. Making the Contacts List and Detail
- The main layout
- The contacts list
- The contact detail
- Summary
- 7. Finishing the Application
- 8. Skin Customization
- 9. Creating a New plug 'n' skin
- 10. Advanced Techniques
- 11. Component Development Kit
In this chapter, we've finished our application!
Until now, we've learned how to use the RichFaces components and how to customize them.
In the coming chapters, we will touch on topics such as skin customizing and creation, advanced techniques, and an introduction to the Component Development Kit, in order to develop our JSF Ajax components using the RichFaces framework.
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