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1. Any data-driven open source JEE5 EJB3+JSF Sample Project out there?    stackoverflow.com

I am looking for an open source project that uses EJB3 as backend and JSF as frontend. It should not be a tutorial but a real application that real people are ...

2. Do I need frameworks to complement a Java EE 6, JSF-2 Web-App? Which ones?    stackoverflow.com

In the previous J2EE versions, it was common practice to complement the default libraries with frameworks like Spring, Hibernate, Struts, etc.
Java EE 6 seemed to close the gap (with CDI, JPA, ...

3. JavaEE: Question about design    stackoverflow.com

I have a JSF page that will create a new Comment. I have the managed bean of that page to be RequestScoped managed bean.

@ManagedBean(name="PostComment")
@RequestScoped
public class PostComment { 
  ...

4. What exactly Java EE6 and do I have choice not to include some of features?    stackoverflow.com

When I looked into Java EE6 doc and some other articles, Java EE6 is a platform. To me, platform is just Java with bunch of API/framework available like JSF, JPA, Web services ...

5. Newbie question about Java EE 6 and CDI    stackoverflow.com

I'm just starting to learn CDI and Java EE 6, but I found this piece of code that I want to fully understand.

@Stateful
@Model
public class MemberRegistration {
   @Inject
   ...

6. Suitable platform for Dashboard: Pentaho, Liferay, RapidMiner or J2EE (JSF, EJB)    stackoverflow.com

I'm evaluating platform for build dashboard using Java technology only and I want to know the best suitable to this. I'm looking for solution in these categories:

  • Easy to develop, programming, extend and ...

7. JSF taglibs in AS7 and modules    community.jboss.org

I have been experimenting with Richfaces 4.0 under AS7.0.0.0 Final, with the Richfaces jar being passed to the application via a module (with all appropriate dependencies). It seems to ...

8. Jsf 1.2 on j2ee 1.4???    coderanch.com





11. JSF 2.0: for non-fully j2ee apps as well?    coderanch.com

Hi Gian, to my knowledge it should be possible to use JSF 2.0 without the other parts of Java EE. But the better question is: What advantages do you get when you use the whole EE stack. In my opinion the different components and APIs of JEE (6) are really good but they are even more shining if you use them ...

12. [ajax][jsf][javaEE] double click issue    coderanch.com

Hello, i`m building a java EE aplication for searching client`s packets. To search, Account number need to be entered, to the less detailed datatable appears, then from datatable one selects intresting packet, and sees the details of packet. Thanks to ajax, quite everything is working, but i have one issue - from datatable, the commandlink needs to be clicked twice before ...

13. JSF replace j2ee client app possible?    coderanch.com

Lots of code could be described as "JEE client applications" - web servers and servlet containers that connect to a JEE server, desktop applications that connect in some fashion to a JEE server, a browser that gets its HTML from a JEE server, a browser that performs XHR REST calls to a JEE server, etc. JSF only addresses the web layer; ...