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Building an App UI with PrimeFaces

Create interactive, friendly and powerful UIs with PrimeFaces

Create interactive, friendly and powerful UIs with PrimeFaces

About This Video

Develop an attractive and functional UI for your application with PrimeFaces and other technologies

Secure your implementations with Tomcat and web.xml

Use JSF template and CSS to make your UI look the way you want it to

In Detail

PrimeFaces is a leading frontend framework that helps you build a user interface which is flexible without a fuss. It’s one of the fastest ways to create great looking and fully functional websites. When coupled with JavaServer Faces (JSF) you will be able to not only create websites very quickly, but also ones that are extensible and maintainable.

The tutorial starts off with configuring the required components: PrimeFaces, NetBeans, MongoDB, MongoVUE, JSF, and Spring. You then go on to develop a very basic JSF and PrimeFaces UI for your website using Spring and Mongo running on a Tomcat server. Next you will upgrade the website using more features like the creation of the data administration pages and securing the administration pages. Finally you will use CSS and JSF templates to finish off a functional database-driven website with a beautiful and neat interface.

This set of videos will show you how to take full advantage of PrimeFaces by coupling it with JSF, Spring, and MongoDB to create a user interface that meets your demands of flexibility and extensibility.

Course Curriculum

Setup

• Installing NetBeans (2:13)
• Installing MongoDB (2:09)
• Installing MongoVUE (1:40)
• Create an Online MongoDB Account (2:01)
• Connecting to a Remote MongoDB (2:17)

Creating a Basic Web Application

• Creating a Web Application Using NetBeans (3:27)
• Configuring JSF (2:07)
• Configuring PrimeFaces (1:59)
• Configuring Spring (4:31)
• Configuring MongoDB (2:15)

Upgrading the Web Application to Use Spring and PrimeFaces

• Creating a PrimeFaces Web Page (5:31)
• Creating a Spring Managed Bean (PrimeFaces) (1:53)
• Linking the Web Page with the Spring Managed Bean (3:16)

Creating the Spring and Mongo Classes for the Screens

• Creating the Spring Classes (4:50)
• Creating Mongo DAO (3:57)
• Linking It All Together (7:49)

Building the Admin Screen Selection

• Creating the List Page (1:44)
• Creating the Person Data Component (5:41)
• Updating the Admin Managed Bean and Service (4:37)
• Linking It All Together (MongoDB, PrimeFaces, and Spring) (4:43)

Tomcat Security

• Upgrading web.xml to Allow Multiple Roles (2:40)
• Upgrading web.xml to Allow Multiple Roles (3:55)

Upgrading Pages to Use CSS

• Creating a JSF Template (4:21)
• Using CSS to Make the Template Look Better (5:12)