Design patterns Java EE 6 with JSF / EJB / JPA

Table des matières

1. 1. Introduction
2. 2. Software used
3. 3. Creation of a project of type "Enterprise Application"
4. 4. Create an entity class from an existing database
5. 5. Creation of a Customer facade
6. 6. Add some business methods in the facade
7. 7. Creation of the web part
   1. 7.1. Add JSF 2 to the web project
8. 8. Create a JSF managed bean as a controll
9. 9. Add a JSF page for displaying customers in a table
10. 10. Add a datatable JSF widget in the JSF page, link it to the "customers" model
11. 11. Test your project
12. 12. Replace the datable by a better one from the PrimeFaces library
13. 13. Add the primefaces library to the project
    1. 13.1. Modify the JSF page to use Primeface's datatable
14. 14. Display details of a client when we click on a line
    1. 14.1. Add a link in a column of the table, to call a method in the JSF bean
    2. 14.2. Add a JSF page for displaying a customer's details
    3. 14.3. Run the project, see that a customer's details are displayed in teh JSF page with the form
    4. 14.4. Add buttons for updating the form content and go back to the table view
15. 15. Using interceptors
    1. 15.1. Add an interceptor binding type annotation to the project named @Logging
    2. 15.2. Add an interceptor that implements the @Logging annotation/interface
    3. 15.3. Update the beans.xml
    4. 15.4. Annotated the CustomerFacade for logging, run the project
16. 16. FACULTATIVE PART THAT DEALS WITH JSF converters and lists (in french)...
    1. 16.1. Régler l'affichage des DiscountCodes dans le détail d'un client