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Introduction to Java Server Faces (JSF)

Brief History of JSF

Understanding the Importance of JSF in Web Development 

Basic Concepts of JSF

Overview of JSF Architecture

Understanding JSF Lifecycle

Exploring JSF Components and Renderers 

Setting Up JSF Development Environment

Installing Necessary Tools and Software

First JSF Application: Step-by-step Guide 

JSF Tags & Attributes

Understanding Standard JSF Tags

Exploring Custom JSF Tags 

JSF Navigation Model

Navigation Rules in JSF

Implicit and Explicit Navigation 

JSF Event Handling

Introduction to JSF Event Model

Working with Action Events and Value Change Events 

Implementing Data Tables in JSF

Understanding Data Tables

Creating and Manipulating Data Tables 

Form Validation in JSF

Understanding JSF Validators

Implementing Custom Validators 

JSF & AJAX Integration

Introduction to AJAX in JSF

Creating AJAX-enabled JSF Components 

Advanced JSF Concepts

Understanding JSF Converters

Working with Composite Components

Implementing Internationalization and Localization 

Real-life JSF Application Development

Case Study: Building a Complete Web Application with JSF

Best Practices for JSF Application Development 

Future of JSF and Conclusion

Exploring the Latest JSF Trends

Final Thoughts and Further Reading

Java Server Faces: A Comprehensive Guide for Software Engineers

Welcome to the comprehensive course on Java Server Faces (JSF) designed specifically for software engineers. This course will provide you with a deep understanding of JSF and its importance in web development, covering everything from the basic concepts to advanced techniques and real-life application development. 

In the first section, we will delve into the history of JSF and its significance in the world of web development, followed by an overview of its architecture, lifecycle, and components. You will also learn how to set up a JSF development environment and create your first JSF application step-by-step. Moving on, we will explore JSF tags, attributes, and the navigation model, as well as delve into event handling, data tables, form validation, and AJAX integration. Additionally, you will gain insight into advanced JSF concepts such as converters, composite components, and internationalization and localization. Finally, we will conclude the course by examining the future of JSF and offering best practices for application development, along with a real-life case study and further reading recommendations. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to develop robust and efficient web applications using JSF. So, join us and embark on your journey to becoming a JSF expert!