Master JSF with ENCODE-IT: Build Robust Web Applications with JavaServer Faces

Course Overview:

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a powerful web application framework that simplifies the development of user interfaces for Java EE applications. ENCODE-IT’s JSF Training is designed to teach you how to leverage JSF to build scalable, maintainable, and user-friendly web applications. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this course will equip you with the tools to create dynamic and responsive web apps using JSF, Facelets, Managed Beans, JSF lifecycle, and more.

In this course, you will explore how JSF simplifies web development with its component-based architecture, extensive support for data binding, validation, and navigation. By the end of this training, you will have the expertise to build modern web applications using JSF and integrate them with other Java EE technologies, such as EJB, JPA, and JMS.

With hands-on projects, real-world examples, and deep dives into JSF concepts, this course will empower you to become proficient in creating complex, enterprise-level web applications with JSF.

Salary Scale in India:

JSF developers are highly sought after in the enterprise development space, especially in organizations using Java EE for web applications. The average salary for a JSF Developer in India ranges from ₹5-10 LPA for entry-level positions, while experienced developers and architects can earn ₹12-20 LPA or more, depending on their skills in Java web technologies, JSF, and related frameworks.

Why Choose ENCODE-IT?

• Expert Trainers: Learn from professionals with real-world experience in developing enterprise-level web applications using JSF.
• Hands-On Projects: Gain practical experience with live projects and create a portfolio that demonstrates your JSF expertise.
• Certification: Receive an ENCODE-IT JSF Certification to validate your skills and improve your career prospects.
• Placement Assistance: ENCODE-IT offers placement support to connect you with top companies in need of skilled JSF developers.
• Flexible Learning: Choose online or in-person classes to suit your schedule and learning preferences.

Course Curriculum:

The JSF Training at ENCODE-IT is structured into 10 detailed modules, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of JSF and its components.

Module 1: Introduction to JavaServer Faces (JSF)

• Overview of JSF and its Role in Web Development
• Understanding MVC Architecture and Its Importance in Web Applications
• JSF Framework Architecture: Managed Beans, Components, and Views
• JSF vs Other Java Web Frameworks (Servlets, JSP, Struts, etc.)
• Key Features of JSF: Component-based UI, Event Handling, and Navigation

Module 2: Setting Up JSF Development Environment

• Installing and Configuring Java EE Application Servers (Glassfish, WildFly, or Tomcat)
• Setting Up IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA) for JSF Development
• Creating and Configuring a New JSF Project in the IDE
• Introduction to Maven for Managing JSF Dependencies
• Running the First JSF Application: Hello World Example

Module 3: Understanding JSF Components

• Introduction to JSF UI Components: Standard and Custom Components
• Working with HTML and JSF Tags in Faces Pages (XHTML)
• Input Components: h:inputText, h:inputTextarea, h:inputSecret
• Output Components: h:outputText, h:outputLabel, h:messages
• Command Components: h:commandButton, h:commandLink
• Using Data Table Components: h:dataTable and Iteration

Module 4: JSF Managed Beans

• Introduction to Managed Beans: Purpose and Usage
• Creating and Using Managed Beans in JSF
• Bean Scopes: Request, Session, Application, and View Scope
• Working with Annotations: @ManagedBean, @RequestScoped, @SessionScoped, @ApplicationScoped
• Binding UI Components to Managed Beans
• Using Expressions and EL (Expression Language) in JSF

Module 5: JSF Validation and Converters

• Built-in JSF Validators: Required, Length, Range, and Pattern
• Creating Custom Validators in JSF
• Converters: Converting Java Types to String and Vice Versa
• Creating Custom Converters in JSF
• Using Validation and Conversion with Input Components
• Displaying Error Messages and Handling Validation Failures

Module 6: JSF Navigation and Event Handling

• Introduction to JSF Navigation: Implicit and Explicit Navigation Rules
• Configuring Navigation in faces-config.xml
• Using Action Methods and ActionListeners in JSF
• Navigating Between Pages Using Action Methods
• Handling Events: valueChangeListener, actionListener, and system events
• Navigating with Parameters in JSF

Module 7: JSF Templates and Facelets

• Introduction to Facelets and Its Role in JSF
• Using Facelets as a View Technology for JSF
• Creating and Using JSF Templates
• Page Composition Using Facelet Tags: ui:composition, ui:define, ui:insert
• Creating Reusable UI Components with Facelets
• Using Facelets for Internationalization and Localization

Module 8: JSF AJAX Support

• Introduction to AJAX in JSF
• Using AJAX to Update JSF Components Dynamically
• JSF AJAX Components: f:ajax, h:commandButton with AJAX
• Partial Page Rendering with AJAX in JSF
• Handling AJAX Events and Callbacks in JSF
• Integrating AJAX with JSF Managed Beans and UI Components

Module 9: JSF Integration with Java EE Technologies

• Integrating JSF with EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans)
• Using JSF with JPA (Java Persistence API) for Data Access
• Integrating JSF with JMS (Java Message Service) for Messaging
• Using JSF with CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection)
• Securing JSF Applications with JAAS (Java Authentication and Authorization Service)
• Building RESTful Web Services with JSF and JAX-RS

Module 10: Best Practices and Performance Optimization

• JSF Best Practices: Code Structure, Naming Conventions, and Error Handling
• Performance Optimization Techniques for JSF Applications
• Caching JSF Views and Resources for Faster Load Times
• Debugging JSF Applications Using Tools and Logs
• Using JSF with Spring Framework for Enterprise Applications
• Deploying JSF Applications to Production Servers

Conclusion:

By completing ENCODE-IT’s JSF Training, you will gain a solid understanding of JavaServer Faces and learn how to develop scalable, maintainable, and high-performance web applications. Whether you’re looking to work with enterprise-level web apps, data-driven applications, or integration with other Java EE technologies, JSF will provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge.

This course will prepare you to develop dynamic and responsive user interfaces, handle validations and converters, manage JSF components, and work with advanced features such as AJAX, Facelets, and event handling.

Enroll today in ENCODE-IT’s JSF Training and take the first step toward becoming a proficient JSF developer and building robust web applications using Java!