---Java EE 6 JavaServer Faces Developer Certified Expert

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TOPICS
Section 1: Essentials of JSF2.0
## Identify the features of JSF such as Facelets, BookMarkable View, AJAX
support and the benefits they bring in
## Identify the life cycle stages of JSF, flow of request processing, and purpose
of FacesContext
## Design XHTML pages using JSF HTML tag library and demonstrate usage of
JSF implicit objects
## Develop and associate model components with views using CDI Named
beans and identify the advantages of CDI Named beans over Managed Bean
## Manage user and application state using various scopes like flash,
conversation, application, request, and session
## Implement internationalization/Localization using resource bundle and
Locale class
Section 2: JSF Navigation Model
## Design JSF pages with static and dynamic implicit navigation
## Configure faces-config.xml to implement navigation rules including
conditional and redirection
## Design bookmarkable views
Section 3: Data Conversion and Validation model

## Implement data conversion model using JSF standard converters

## Create, configure, and use custom converters
## Identify the best suited standard validator and implement it in a given JSF
application
## Create, configure, and use custom validators
## Describe the usage of bean validation
Section 4: Event Handling
## Use CDI Named bean in a JSF application to handle action and valuechange
events
## Create and implement listeners to handle events
## Develop JSF application that handle life cycle events
## Implement asynchronous events using AJAX
Section 5: Data table and Composite Components
## Design a DataTable with header and footer to populate and manipulate
data from various components like Array, List, ResultSet, DataModel and
describe the differences between <f:dataTable> and <ui:repeat/>
## Implement composite components in JSF application and enhance it using
AJAX
## Implement templates in a JSF application and describe the differences
between <ui:composition/> and <ui:decorate/>
Section 6: Custom Components
## Identify when and how to use custom components and custom renderers.
## Enhance JSF application using HTML5 components
Section 7: Security
## Configure security
authentication techniques

for

JSF

application

using

authorization

and

Section 8: Test, Package, and Deploy a web application

## Implement efficient error handling and debugging techniques in a JSF
application
## Configure and deploy a JSF application