Almost one year after the JavaServer Faces 2.0 specification went final, the Apache MyFaces project released the first release of it’s 2.0 offerings. Before this “final” release, there were a bunch of alpha/beta releases. The announcement about MyFaces 2.0.0 can…
In here I showed how to use the @Named with Spring 3 to create “named beans”, to be used in frameworks like JSF2… Since we usually want to inject service implementations into our JSF beans, we need to use the…
The Spring 3.x release comes with a build-in support for the JSR 330, called “at inject” (or Dependency Injection for Java). So it is now possible to use these annotation as an alternative for the @Autowired et al. The benefit…
In a JSF/Trinidad application the “state-saving” is configured via some parameters in the web.xml file. Trinidad adds a bit more to it with its TOKEN approach, check the documentation for the “org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.CLIENT_STATE_METHOD” to read more. The result of the configuration…
