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JavaServer Faces a su alcance

JavaServer Faces (JSF) es una interfaz de programación para el desarrollo de aplicaciones web de Java. Este libro de nivel intermedio presenta la tecnología y el marco de trabajo, JSF para normalizar y estandarizar el desarrollo de este tipo de aplicaciones.
Rocío Rodríguez, Carlos Alberto, Gerardo Castang   +2 more
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Advanced JavaServer Faces and Ajax

2013
A task that can be run in the background, independent of other running tasks, is known as an asynchronous task. JavaScript is the most popular modern browser language that is used to implement asynchronous tasking in web applications. Ajax is a set of technologies that allows you to perform asynchronous tasks using JavaScript in the background, sending
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JavaServer Faces Standard Components

2013
The JSF framework allows developers to build applications utilizing a series of views, and each view consists of a series of components. The framework is kind of like a puzzle in that each piece must fit into its particular place in order to make things work smoothly. Components are just another piece of the puzzle.
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Java Web Applications with JavaServer Faces

2017
Java development is not just on the desktop alone. Thousands of enterprise applications are written using Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE), which enables development of sophisticated, robust, and secure applications. The most mainstream and mature framework for developing Java EE applications is JavaServer Faces (JSF).
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JavaServer Faces

2015
Frank Müller-Hofmann, Martin Hiller, Gerhard Wanner   +2 more
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Vývoj webových aplikací pomocí frameworku JavaServer Faces

2009
This bachelor thesis deals with a JavaServer Faces technology (JSF). It is a server-side framework which should facilitate a development of Java technology-based web applications. Firstly there is a brief introduction of the Java EE platform architecture. Then the possibilities and advantages of JSF are analyzed subsequently. The whole text is adjusted
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JavaServer Faces

2010
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JavaServer Faces

2009
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JavaServer Faces 2.0

2010
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Model-Driven Development of Web Applications with UWA, MVC and JavaServer Faces

Damiano Distante, Gustavo Rossi, Gerardo Canfora   +2 more
exaly