| JSF 2: Programming Basics |
Click on one of the following links.
- start-page.jsf
Example of the basic use of @ManagedBean and default mappings of outcomes to results pages.
- choose-language.jsf
Simplified example of the use of beans to handle request parameters. The next section
on managed beans has a more realistic example where the action controller method also
looks up properties derived from the input values (e.g., the customer's name and balance
are not passed in by the end user, but instead are derived from the customer ID the end user passes in).
This code is from the coreservlets.com JSF 2.0 tutorial.
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