Friday, February 04, 2005
Using JSF technology for XForms applications
Using JSF technology for XForms applications: "This comprehensive hands-on tutorial by Java enterprise developer Faheem Khan examines how XForms authoring requirements fit into the JSF architecture. The author begins with a solid overview of JSF technology, then identifies the tasks you must perform if you plan to use JSF technology for XForms authoring, and demonstrates the development of a JSF tag library capable of authoring XForms markup. Throughout the tutorial, he guides your learning with a sample application to help you see the concepts put to work in a real-world application. Note: This tutorial is comprehensive and will take a significant time investment to complete. "
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