Developing JSF Web Applications with Spring and Hibernate Training

This course covers how to program JSF Web Applications, how to use the Spring Framework, and to use the Hibernate Object/Relational Mapping (ORM) framework to implement the persistence layer of J2EE applications to develop flexible, testable and maintainable Java EE web applications. Besides covering each of these technologies individually, emphasis is placed on how to utilize them together.

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Topics
	The JSF Architecture JSF Request Objects Simple JSF User Interface components The EL Expression Language and Advanced User Interface components JSF Event Handling JSF Data Validation The Need for Spring Inversion of Control Wiring Beans Object/Relational Mapping Concepts Basic Hibernate Mappings Manipulating Persistent Objects Advanced Hibernate Mappings Transactions and Concurrency

What you will learn
	After completing this course, the student should be able to: Become familiar with the JSF tags for the commonly used HTML components in a form Learn how to write event handler methods in a managed bean Learn how to register the event handler method with a GUI component Write navigation rule in faces-config.xml Understand the need for the Spring framework Use inversion of control to increase flexibility and testability of applications Understand the concepts of object/relational mappings Create Hibernate mappings Integrate Spring with the Hibernate ORM framework Retrieve and update persistent objects using Hibernate Use HQL (Hibernate Query Language) and criteria queries Know when to use database and application transactions

Audience
	Software designers, developers and programmers

Prerequisites
	Understand Java - Course WA1278 addresses the Java prerequisite Understand Servlets and JSP - Course WA1259 addresses the Servlet and JSP prerequisite

Duration
	Five days.

Lab Setup Guide

Outline for Developing JSF Web Applications with Spring and Hibernate Training

Chapter 1 - Introduction to JavaServer Faces
	What is JavaServer Faces (JSF)? Why Use JSF? Nature of a JSF Application The Sun Reference Implementation (RI) JSF and MVC Faces Servlet Managed Bean The View A Simple JSF Application The Input Form: form.jsp The Result: thanks.jsp The Controller: AddressBean Page Flow or Navigation Rule How Does the Application Work? How Does the Application Work? Under the Covers: The Rendered Form HTML Under the Covers: The Layout Tree

Chapter 2 - Managed Bean
	What is a Managed Bean? Why Do You Need Managed Beans? Managed Bean As a Controller Registering a Managed Bean Lifecycle of a Managed Bean Initializing a Managed Bean What Scope to Use? Value Binding Property Data Conversion Advanced Property Types Advanced Property Types Component Binding Other Binding Types Basic Input Processing Advanced Input Processing JSF Expression Language Language Basics Use of Expression in JSF Basic Expression Property Access Expression Map Access Expression Complex Access Expression Predefined Objects Operators

Chapter 3 - User Interface Components
	JSF UI Components JSF Component Tag Libraries Using the Tag Libraries HTML Tag Library Identifying Components Component Identifier Client Identifier Form Input Field Names Define a Form Labels and Images Buttons Links Adding Parameters to Links Text Input Simple Check Box Check Box Group Check Box Group Example Radio Button List Boxes Dynamic List Box Example Another Example JSF Core Library JSF Core Library - Components JSF Component Model Base Class Hierarchy Useful Base Classes Useful HTML Classes

Chapter 4 - JSF Event Handling
	Request Processing Phases Action Request Processing Phases JSF Event & Listener Model… JSF Event Classes Event Classes Event Classes: Hierarchy Action Event Handling Action Event: Example Action Listener Value Change Event Value Change Event Handler Listener Classes Listener Interfaces Listener Classes: Hierarchy Action Listener Class Value Change Listener Class Phase Event Listener Request Processing Lifecycle Phase Identifiers

Chapter 5 - JSF Navigation
	JSF Navigation Example Action Listener faces-config.xml File JSF Navigation Navigation Rules: Example Choosing Between Redirect & Direct Rendering Navigation: Scenarios

Chapter 6 - Validation
	Introduction Validation Standard Validators <f:validateLength> <f:validateDoubleRange> <f:validateLongRange> Checking for Required Values Showing Validation Error Messages Customizing Standard Error Messages Standard Validation Error Messages Validation Process Sequence Diagram Bypassing Validation Immediate Command Components Immediate Input Components Accessing User Input Immediate Command Component Example Immediate Input Component Example Advanced Field Validation Advanced Error Handling

Chapter 7 - Advanced GUI Components
	HTML Panel Applying Styles Grouping Components Data Table Using a Data Table Data Table Model Using a Data Table Displaying a Header and Footer Row Applying Styles Adding Links to a Row Using Component Binding Handling Action Using the Data Table Model Handling Action

Chapter 8 - JSF Techniques
	A Typical Application The Create Form Create Action Method Listing Items Editing an Item Adding the Edit Link The Edit Form Update Item Things to Keep in Mind

Chapter 9 - Introduction to Facelets
	Constructing and Rendering a View (JSP way) Facelets Getting Facelets Using Facelets Page Templates Define a Page Template Run the Template Client Summary

Chapter 10 - Introduction to the Spring Framework
	What is the Spring Framework? Spring Characteristics Spring Modules Why Spring? Problems with EJB Spring Philosophies Alternatives to Spring Simple Example What is Inversion of Control? IoC Example

Chapter 11 - Spring Dependency Injection
	Spring Containers Bean Creation Bean Destruction Wiring Beans Bean Element Dependency Injection – Primitives and Strings Dependency Injection - References Dependency Injection – Inner Beans Dependency Injection – Lists, Arrays and Sets Dependency Injection – Maps Dependency Injection - Properties Constructor Injection Constructor Injection – Handling Multiple Arguments Constructor vs. Setter Injection Autowiring Autowiring Example Autowiring Mixing Explicit and Autowiring Special Spring Interfaces BeanPostProcessor BeanFactoryPostProcessor PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer CustomEditorConfigurer Awareness Interfaces Listening For and Publishing Events XML Schema-based Configuration XML Schema – jndi Example XML Schema – util Example

Chapter 12 - Database Integration and Transaction Management
	DAO Support in Spring DataAccessException Using DataSources DAO Templates DAO Templates and Callbacks Using Spring with JDBC Writing Data with JdbcTemplate Reading Data with JdbcTemplate Reading Single-Row Scalar Data Spring 2.5 NamedParameterJdbcTemplate ORM Tool Support in Spring Hibernate Hibernate Session Factory Spring LocalSessionFactoryBean Spring HibernateTemplate Spring HibernateCallback HibernateTemplate Convenience Methods LocalEntityManagerFactoryBean Spring JpaTemplate Spring JpaCallback JpaTemplate Convenience Features Transactions Transaction Management in Spring Spring Transaction Managers Programmatic Transactions

Chapter 13 - Introduction to Hibernate
	What is Hibernate? Relational Database Technology Accessing Relational Databases from Java Domain Models Comparing Object and Relational Models Identity Modeling Granularity of Objects and Tables Association Modeling Navigation Inheritance What is Object/Relational Mapping? Advantages of using an ORM Tool Architecture of Hibernate Architecture of Hibernate Hibernate API Extension Interfaces Hibernate Configuration Hibernate Mappings Hibernate Properties Hibernate XML Configuration Files Non-Managed and Managed Environments Configuration in a Non-Managed Environment Configuration in a Managed Environment Binding SessionFactory to JNDI A Simple Example Alternatives to Hibernate EJB Entity Beans Java Persistence API Hand-Coded Persistence Using JDBC Object-Oriented Databases Other ORM Tools

Chapter 14 - Basic Mappings
	Creating the Domain Model Domain Model Domain Objects Hibernate Requirements Object Identity Primary Keys Natural Keys vs. Surrogate Keys Identifier Property Identifier Generators Hibernate Managed Identifiers Mapping Metadata Mapping Properties Property Access Strategies Derived Properties Preventing Insert/Update Using Database Schemas Quoted SQL Identifiers Specifying Java Packages Entity and Value Types Components Bi-Directional Components Other Component Details Association Mappings Many-to-One Association One-to-Many Association Inheritance Mapping Strategies Table per Concrete Class Table per Subclass Table per Class Hierarchy

Chapter 15 - Manipulating Persistent Objects
	Object States Transient Objects Persistent Objects Detached Objects Object Identity Persisting a Transient Object Retrieving and Updating a Persistent Object Deleting a Persistent Object Updating a Detached Object Transitive Persistence Using save-update Differentiating Between Transient and Detached Objects

Chapter 16 - Advanced Mappings
	One-to-One Associations Many-to-Many Associations Polymorphic Associations Entity vs. Value Types Built-in Mapping Types Using Mapping Types Custom Mapping Types Collections of Value Types Set of Value Types Bag of Value Types List of Value Types Map of Value Types Collections of Components Sorting Collections Sorting Collections

Chapter 17 - Hibernate Queries
	HQL Queries Parameter Binding Pagination Named Queries Polymorphic Queries Restriction String Comparison Logical Operators Ordering the Results Join Queries Join Queries Implicit Joins Where Clause Joins Criteria Queries Polymorphic Criteria Queries Restricting Criteria Queries Comparing Strings in Criteria Queries Using Logical Operators in Criteria Queries Ordering Results in Criteria Queries Using Joins in Criteria Queries Using Dot Notation to Get Component Properties

Chapter 18 - Transactions, Concurrency and Performance
	Database Transactions JDBC and JTA Transactions Hibernate Transactions Flushing the Hibernate Session Isolation Issues Isolation Levels Configuring the Isolation Level Pessimistic Locking Application Transactions Application Transaction Isolation Managed Versioning Using Existing Properties to Implement Optimistic Locking Caching Hibernate Cache Architecture The First-Level Cache The Second-Level Cache Cache Concurrency Strategies Enabling the Second-Level Cache Cache Regions Specifying a Cache Provider Support for Cache Providers Explicitly Evicting Objects From the Second-Level Cache Fetching Strategies Fetching Strategies in Mappings - Single Point Associations Fetching Strategies in Mappings - Collections Fetching Strategies in Mappings - Batches Explicit Initialization of Lazily Loaded Objects Fetching Strategies in HQL Queries Fetching Strategies in Criteria Queries The N+1 Selects Issue The N+1 Selects Issue Report Queries - Projections Report Queries - Aggregation Report Queries - Grouping

Chapter 19 - Using JSF with Spring
	JSF Integration Options DelegatingVariableResolver SpringBeanVariableResolver SpringBeanFacesELResolver Spring Bean Scopes FacesContextUtils JSF with Spring Web Flow

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What you will learn

Audience

Prerequisites

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Outline for Developing JSF Web Applications with Spring and Hibernate Training

Chapter 1 - Introduction to JavaServer Faces

Chapter 2 - Managed Bean

Chapter 3 - User Interface Components

Chapter 4 - JSF Event Handling

Chapter 5 - JSF Navigation

Chapter 6 - Validation

Chapter 7 - Advanced GUI Components

Chapter 8 - JSF Techniques

Chapter 9 - Introduction to Facelets

Chapter 10 - Introduction to the Spring Framework

Chapter 11 - Spring Dependency Injection

Chapter 12 - Database Integration and Transaction Management

Chapter 13 - Introduction to Hibernate

Chapter 14 - Basic Mappings

Chapter 15 - Manipulating Persistent Objects

Chapter 16 - Advanced Mappings

Chapter 17 - Hibernate Queries

Chapter 18 - Transactions, Concurrency and Performance

Chapter 19 - Using JSF with Spring