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Java components allow for reusable routines known as beans. Beans are ordinary Java classes that support introspection, customization, events, and properties. The NetBeans IDE is a popular free and open source integrated development environment that provides support for developing applications in Java, C, C++, XML, and HTML. Developing Java applications in NetBeans involves creating a project, adding classes, and compiling and running programs. The JavaServer Faces (JSF) framework includes GUI components, an event-driven programming model, and support for third party component development. JSF features include bean management, validation, flexible rendering, configurable navigation, and state management.

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Net Beans

Java components allow for reusable routines known as beans. Beans are ordinary Java classes that support introspection, customization, events, and properties. The NetBeans IDE is a popular free and open source integrated development environment that provides support for developing applications in Java, C, C++, XML, and HTML. Developing Java applications in NetBeans involves creating a project, adding classes, and compiling and running programs. The JavaServer Faces (JSF) framework includes GUI components, an event-driven programming model, and support for third party component development. JSF features include bean management, validation, flexible rendering, configurable navigation, and state management.

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Java Components

• Instead of worrying about rotuines, we can


buy routines and use/reuse them in our
applications (assemble applications)
• JavaBeans -- portable, platform-independent
component model
• Java components are known as beans
• A bean: a reusable software component that
can be manipulated visually in a builder tool

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Java Beans
• ordinary Java classes with the following
properties:
– introspection
– customization
– events
– properties
– persistence

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Java Beans

• introspection
– an analyser can inspect how the Bean works
• properties
– naming conventions for getter and setter
methods
• persistence
– implement the Serializable interface
– Bean state can be stored

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Net Beans
NetBeans IDE
•Free
• open source
• popular
•Integrated development

It provides built-in support for developing in


•Java,
• C,
•C++
•XML
•HTML.

support for editing


•JSPs, including syntax highlighting,
• HTML tag completion,
•JSP tag completion,
•Java code completion.

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Steps
Developing Java applications with NetBeans IDE.
The basic steps described are as follows.
1. Create a new project
2. Mount a directory - specify a location to save
project files
3. Add a new class to the project
4. Compile and run a Java program

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Three Main Parts to JSF Framework
• A Collection of GUI components for drag
and drop web site development
• An event driven programming model
• A component model supporting third
party component development
Detailed Features of JSF
• Bean management
• Validation model
• Component library that permits extensions
• Flexible rendering (not necessarily XHTML)
• Configurable navigation
• State management
• Conversion Model
• Relies on JSP and Servlet technology
• Think “GUI Building” for the web

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JSF Life Cycle Overview
Development Steps
• Build Model from Java Beans
- Lifetime Configured by developer and managed by JSF
- Request, Session, or Application Scope
- Setters and getters accessed through JSF pages

• Use UI Components to build JSF pages


- Include JSF Tags, Validation and Event Listeners

• Define Page Navigation rules in faces.config.xml


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