JavaServer Faces in Action

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JSF 2.2 demo shows faces flows implemented as a folder with sample-flow-flow.xml and sample-flow.xhtml, proving flow scope beans keep a page-view counter that resets when navigating out; resource library contracts let whole CSS/image sets swap. HTML5 passthrough attributes work for placeholder but native input types break cross‑browser styling, so rich libraries (PrimeFaces) remain preferable. JSF 2.3 requires Java 8 and adds ui:repeat/iterable support, CDI injection of headers/flow map, and better generic handling; autocomplete demo uses PrimeFaces plus Java 8 streams and parallel filtering.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 2:11Why Java
3. 6:25Why Web Apps
4. 10:58Slides
5. 11:13Whats New
6. 18:47Whats Bad
7. 20:04Whats Good
8. 29:52Sample Flow
9. 40:12Example
10. 45:19UI Repeat
11. 48:17Java 8 Support
12. 51:07Java 8 Demo
13. 55:47Closing Comments

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