More than 100 recipes simple but very effective to take control of your application Discover JSF JSF 2.0 features through complete examples Enter JSF framework necessary action, such as Apache MyFaces Core, Trinidad, Tomahawk, RichFaces Core, Sandbox and so develop the JSF project in NetBeans / GlassFish v3 Prelude and the Eclipse / JBoss AS part of a series of Packt's Cookbook: recipe Each carefully organized sequence of instructions to complete the task as efficiently as possible In Detail JavaServer Faces is a Java-based Web application framework designed to simplify development of user interfaces for Java EE applications. You probably already aware of painstakingly searching through the reference guide and documentation to develop your JSF application. By Cookbook JSF, you can find solutions to problems most common JSF with a fast and easy. This book will cover all important aspects involved in developing a JSF application. It provides clear instructions for getting the most out of the JSF and offers a lot of practice to build an impressive desktop-style interface for your web applications. Developing JSF application starts with simple recipes and gradually moved to a complex recipe. Finally you get to learn some integration, such as JSTL with JSF, Spring with JSF, and Hibernate with JSF. This book helps you to find solutions to the most common aspect of the JSF development with clear and easy to follow recipes What you will learn from this book Browse all new features of JSF 2.0 that has many advantages over JSF 1.2 Working with custom JSF converters and validators standards and Learn to upload and download with JSF, RichFaces and MyFaces Working with such resources CSS, JavaScript and images Develop advanced applications using the standard and custom components in JSF Explore AJAX and related frameworks Enhance your application with internationalization and localization Exploit all security tasks in the JSF and conduct thorough testing of your application Get to grips with JSFUnit , jmeter and JXIsight Integrating JSF with JSTL, Spring and Hibernate Approach JSF 2.0 Cookbook contains instructions step-by-step for the JSF to build user interfaces in desktop-style web applications on their own. Who is this book written for This book is for two types of audiences: Newcomers who know the basics of JSF but not yet to develop real applications JSF.