JSF Tutorial Summary

•        You have seen a simple JSF example and some of the major components of the JSF framework.
•        Views, in a JSF Web application are typically provided by JSPs.
•        Configurable control is provided by the Faces servlet and JSF framework.
•        Navigation by the control is guided by the faces-config.xml.
•        JavaBeans provide the backend model and business.
•        The model and view are completely independent of each other and are only indirectly associated with
        each other through the faces-config.xml file.
•        JSF uses dependency injection/inversion of control to control the configuration of the bean.
•        JSF expression language (EL) is used to indirectly reference bean properties and methods (value and
        method binding).
•        But there is still a lot more to learn and more details about some of the sections we have covered that
        we need to discuss.  Let’s keep going!


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