Complete UI For JSF

With JSF support, Complete UI users no longer need to hand code scripts or stylesheet imports. Each component now automatically knows what dependencies it has and loads them. Other benefits include: auto-initializing components, simpler ‘gets’ and ‘saves’ with the new listener components, and full use of Unified Expression Language.

To try out the JSF components, download a free trial version of Complete UI.

Integrate with Managed Beans

Any gethandler- and sethandler-based attributes (any attribute directing Nitobi to hit the server for data) can use either managed beans or servlets. Just enter a servlet name string as defined in the web.xml OR use Unified Expression Language syntax and the components will automatically know which to use and will direct the client-side components accordingly.

You can also use the scoping capabilities of JSF Managed Beans to cache repetitive database hits.

Easy To Use

To get started, simply drop the jar in WEB-INF/lib, make sure you have a Faces Servlet mapping to /faces/* included with your other mappings in the web.xml (most IDEs set this up by default), and you are good to go. No other configuration needed.

No more worrying about which Javascript or CSS resources to include either. All the resources are managed automatically!

Screencast

Here is a video going over a basic JSF project using the Nitobi JSF components.

Support

For support you can head to our Forums or head on over to our JSF partner site over at Gigline Software.

To try out our JSF Components, download a free trial version of Complete UI.