Support for Java Server FAce in Workshop

Dear All,
Does anyone have any idea if and when Workshop will include support for the Java
Server Faces (JSF) framework?
Thank you
Abe

While I cannot share any specific product plans from any vendor, I would like to point out that all of the vendors of IDEs in the Java web application space are members of the JSR-127 expert group that is defining JavaServer Faces. Indeed, one of the primary design goals for the APIs is to ensure that development tools have sufficient information available to create high quality user interfaces at design time, so we're doing all we can to enable this kind of thing.
As JavaServer Faces matures, I think you will be very pleased with the quality and quantity of tools support for it.
Craig McClanahan

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I hope that in the next future will appear, on the market, IDE (such as JBuilder) or authoring tool (as Deamweaver), that support the creation of jsp pages. A sort of RAD for jsp+tag library.
We expect such effort from software producer.
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While I cannot share any specific product plans from any vendor, I would like to point out that all of the vendors of IDEs in the Java web application space are members of the JSR-127 expert group that is defining JavaServer Faces. Indeed, one of the primary design goals for the APIs is to ensure that development tools have sufficient information available to create high quality user interfaces at design time, so we're doing all we can to enable this kind of thing.
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After working with Struts framework for many years I wanted to try something new and decided to investigate JSF. I was very impressed with my initial evaluation and recently used it in one of my project. Middle of the project I released many glaring issue with the framework and had to break my head to complete the project on time.
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Although the framework is very promising in many ways, I think the framework is not yet complete and the developer has to fix lot of holes to make the application to work properly.
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2)     The framework does not provide an easy way to invoke an action method directly by calling a URL (Similar to Struts action method invocation). This is very essential because many/most of the time one needs to check the authorizations of the user to view a page.
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4)     There should be an easy way for the developer to tell JSF not to copy the request to the backing bean or at least skip the event phase that copies the request to the backing bean.
5)     JSF does many operations in each phases. JSF should not overload multiple operations in one phase. Custom validation should be separated from native framework validation. Calling a command button with immediate set to true should be a separate phase event. This should not be mixed with other operation.
6)     It is very difficult or near to impossible to programmatically unit test JSF application. I don�t know what they thought when they developed this framework. Dude�s we are in the TDD time period, not 4GL.
7)     In my opinion one or more backing beans can be linked to a page and a page can be made up of one or more jsp�s. The fundamental flaw with the JSF is that JSF tries to dynamically map a jsp collection to beans. I don�t know who decided this model. They should have implemented such that the user in the faces xml or dynamically say what beans maps to a jsp page. Then they can copy the request objects to the bean and then do other stuff. This way the framework will give lot of control to the developer. In my opinion, if they have to do this then they will have to implement the �struts� action controller framework and then extend the JSF framework on top of it.
8)     The framework has some piece of implementation very easy like mapping the bean to the form and command actions and the others near to impossible to understand or make it to work.
I am surprised to see big players like IBM and Oracle backing this product. What I don�t understand is why? What are they betting for?
Anyway, I will definitely keep an eye on the JSF progress. But for now, let me take care of my bum. It was a bumpy ride working with JSF framework.

I am not very experience or expert in jsf...
But i would like share my thought/ answer on this issue.
1) JSF does not provide a way to disable PROCESS_VALIDATION phase. For some reason if one wants to skip one phase another, JSF has made it near to impossible to skip.
- YES.....jsf make it impossible to disable validation. But it does make it possible to skip some validation with immediate attribute. Anyway..based on My experienc working on immediate attribute.....it was not so easy/flexible to skip the validation as compared to struts..
2) The framework does not provide an easy way to invoke an action method directly by calling a URL (Similar to Struts action method invocation). This is very essential because many/most of the time one needs to check the authorizations of the user to view a page.
-I am not sure about this.......But i personally think jsf does not provide this functionality.
3) JSF does not support form GET method. They are giving all sorts of reasons not to do this. It�s practically very difficult to develop an application with just POST operations.
- YES....I personally also feel that this is a BIG disadvantage...
4) There should be an easy way for the developer to tell JSF not to copy the request to the backing bean or at least skip the event phase that copies the request to the backing bean.
- YES...agreed.....jsf should make this easier..
5) JSF does many operations in each phases. JSF should not overload multiple operations in one phase. Custom validation should be separated from native framework validation. Calling a command button with immediate set to true should be a separate phase event. This should not be mixed with other operation.
- No comment..
6) It is very difficult or near to impossible to programmatically unit test JSF application. I don�t know what they thought when they developed this framework. Dude�s we are in the TDD time period, not 4GL.
7) In my opinion one or more backing beans can be linked to a page and a page can be made up of one or more jsp�s. The fundamental flaw with the JSF is that JSF tries to dynamically map a jsp collection to beans. I don�t know who decided this model. They should have implemented such that the user in the faces xml or dynamically say what beans maps to a jsp page. Then they can copy the request objects to the bean and then do other stuff. This way the framework will give lot of control to the developer. In my opinion, if they have to do this then they will have to implement the �struts� action controller framework and then extend the JSF framework on top of it.
- No really understand what u trying to say...But I dun think this should be a isssue...
8) The framework has some piece of implementation very easy like mapping the bean to the form and command actions and the others near to impossible to understand or make it to work.
- What is the "other" mean???

Pls help how to check the condition in java server faces.....???

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I have strucked with code pls help....
How can i check the codition in java server faces.....?
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There are certainly ways to do that. E.g. using the rendered attribute, using conditional statements in EL, using a specialized getter for that (lazily loaded if necessary), etcetera. But your functional requirement is unclear, so I can't go in detail with that.
In the future, please try to write normal English sentences. Don't write like SMS talk and save the periods and commas. The more effort you put in your question, the more chance you will be taken for serious and the more effort others will post in their answers.
Also, in the future, JSF related questions should be posted in the JSF forum.
Edited by: BalusC on 12-aug-2008 7:47

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Refer this configuration guide:
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Refer these too:
Java Proxy Inside Story Part I
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Java Proxy Inside Story Part II
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f272165e-0401-0010-b4a1-e7eb8903501d
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i'm using jwsdp-1.2. Actually there is no need to
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Rita wrote:
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Look this website the top left additional information:
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Plese send info : In which cases it is beter to use struts framework and in which cases Java Server Faces .

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