- 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
First of all, we have to create a new MySQL database called advcm_db and import the Data Definition Language (DDL) that creates the database structure we are going to use.
You can find the DDL SQL file at http://www.packtpub.com/files/code/6880_Code.zip
Seam-gen will read the database structure to generate the JPA entities for us. Let's see how to use this feature while creating the project.
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