Chapter 9. Custom Components, Converters, and Validators
âClasses for Implementing Custom Componentsâ on page 356
âEncoding: Generating Markupâ on page 362
âDecoding: Processing Request Valuesâ on page 366
âImplementing Custom Component Tagsâ on page 372
âRevisiting the Spinnerâ on page 387
âEncoding JavaScript to Avoid Server Roundtripsâ on page 404
âUsing Child Components and Facetsâ on page 408
âImplementing Custom Converters and Validatorsâon page 432
JSF provides a basic set of components for building HTML-based web applications, such as text fields, checkboxes, buttons, and so on. However, most user interface designers want more advanced components, such ...
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