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NetBeans / Visual JSF Web Application/Woodstock ComponentsHi ! I'm new with (web development)JSF, and I've get stuck with learning about using NetBeans / Visual JSF Web Application/Woodstock Components. I've searched a lot of documentation but I've not find what I want.(I've found only dispersed documentation, which is hard to link because I have no assurance that that dispersed documentation "work together" as a whole) I ask you to help me in the following problem: Where can I find a documentation(electronic preferable) about step by step development of an application with NetBeans / Visual JSF Web Application/Woodstock Component? I expect from such a documentation step by step explaining, how to create the basic/main features of an application(search features, master/detail views of tables, reporting, user authentication, list of values, how to embed an calendar in a table, etc.) My basic programming experience is Oracle Forms/Reports developer and I'm accustomed with such type of documentation, well structured, in which is
explained from 0, step by step how to build an application. In fact, right now I try to realize in JSF/Woodstock all basic pieces (features) I've used in Oracle Forms: List Of Values, Validation issues(item, row, block, form validation, how to realize modal windows, etc ) (I no want to use Oracle ADF because I want to switch to a less expensive technology than Oracle ) . Thanks !
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Re: NetBeans / Visual JSF Web Application/Woodstock ComponentsYou could start looking at running examples (and the relevant src code)
in the preview example app: http://webdev2.sun.com/example/faces/index.jsp Also look at the documentation section of the Woodstock home page (https://woodstock.dev.java.net/Documentation.htm). In general the TLD docs have a lot of information about each of the components. There is a hands on lab that will give you a step by step approach to building a Woodstock application using Netbeans Visual Web. http://developers.sun.com/learning/javaoneonline/j1lab.jsp?lab=LAB-4540LT&yr=2008&track=1 -Deep. > Hi ! > I'm new with (web development)JSF, and I've get stuck with learning > about using NetBeans / Visual JSF Web Application/Woodstock > Components. I've searched a lot of documentation but I've not find > what I want.(I've found only dispersed documentation, which is hard to > link because I have no assurance that that dispersed documentation > "work together" as a whole) > > I ask you to help me in the following problem: > > Where can I find a documentation(electronic preferable) about *step by > step *development of an application with NetBeans / Visual JSF Web > Application/Woodstock Component? > I expect from such a documentation *step by step explaining, *how to > create the basic/main features of an application(search features, > master/detail views of tables, reporting, user authentication, list > of values, how to embed an calendar in a table, etc.) > My basic programming experience is Oracle Forms/Reports developer and > I'm accustomed with such type of documentation, well structured, in > which is explained from 0, step by step how to build an application. > > In fact, right now I try to realize in JSF/Woodstock all basic pieces > (features) I've used in Oracle Forms: List Of Values, Validation > issues(item, row, block, form validation, how to realize modal > windows, etc ) (I no want to use Oracle ADF because I want to switch > to a less expensive technology than Oracle ) . > > > *Thanks *! > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscribe@... For additional commands, e-mail: dev-help@... |
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Re: NetBeans / Visual JSF Web Application/Woodstock Components
Hi Liviu,
I believe this tutorial may be what you are looking for: http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/web/intro.html Or look here for more specific Woodstock component demos and tutorials: https://woodstock.dev.java.net/Documentation.htm Good luck, Cathy Liviu Delureanu wrote:
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