Pro JSF and Ajax：构建富互联网组件

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"Apress.Pro.JSF.and.Ajax - 由Jonas Jacobi和John R. Fallows撰写的专业级书籍，专注于使用JavaServer Faces (JSF) 和 Ajax 构建富互联网应用程序组件。" 《Pro JSF and Ajax: Building Rich Internet Components》这本书深入探讨了如何利用JSF（JavaServer Faces）框架与Ajax技术来创建动态、交互式的Web应用。JSF是一种Java EE标准，用于构建服务器端的用户界面，而Ajax（Asynchronous JavaScript and XML）则允许在不刷新整个页面的情况下更新部分网页内容，提供更流畅的用户体验。书中内容可能涵盖了以下几个关键知识点： 1. **JavaServer Faces (JSF) 基础**：介绍JSF的基本概念，包括UI组件库、事件处理、数据绑定以及JSF生命周期。读者将了解到如何创建、配置和管理JSF组件，以及如何处理用户输入和页面导航。 2. **Ajax 技术**：解释Ajax的工作原理，如何使用JavaScript与服务器进行异步通信，以及XML、JSON等数据交换格式在Ajax中的应用。书中可能包含实现Ajax功能的不同库和框架，如jQuery或Dojo。 3. **富互联网组件 (Rich Internet Components,RIC)**：探讨如何使用JSF和Ajax构建具有高级交互性的用户界面组件，比如图表、日历、树形视图等。这部分可能涉及组件的可重用性、自定义以及性能优化。 4. **JSF与Ajax集成**：讲述如何在JSF应用中整合Ajax，以实现局部页面更新和增强用户体验。这可能包括JSF的Ajax行为（Ajax Behaviors）、FacesContext的使用以及自定义Ajax监听器。 5. **最佳实践和性能调优**：提供关于代码组织、测试、调试和部署的建议，以及如何提高JSF和Ajax应用的性能，减少服务器负载和响应时间。 6. **技术审查者贡献**：书中的技术审查者如Peter Lubbers、Kito D. Mann和Matthias Wessendorf等都是业界专家，他们的反馈可能对书中的示例和解决方案提供了额外的质量保证，确保内容的准确性和实用性。 7. **开发工具和环境**：可能会涵盖如何设置和使用IDE（如Eclipse或NetBeans）来开发JSF和Ajax应用，以及如何利用版本控制系统（如Git）协同开发。 8. **实例分析和项目案例**：通过实际项目案例来演示JSF和Ajax的综合运用，帮助读者理解和掌握理论知识在实际工作中的应用。本书对于那些希望提升JSF和Ajax技能，或是在Java EE环境中构建现代、高性能Web应用的开发者来说，是一份宝贵的资源。通过深入学习，开发者可以掌握构建富互联网组件的关键技术和最佳实践，从而提高其在Web开发领域的专业能力。

About the Authors

■JONAS JACOBI is a J2EE and open source evangelist at Oracle.

A native of Sweden, Jonas has worked in the software industry for

more than 15 years. Prior to joining Oracle, Jonas worked at several major

Swedish software companies in management, consulting, development,

and project management roles.

For the past three years, Jonas has been responsible for the product

management of JavaServer Faces, Oracle ADF Faces, and Oracle ADF Faces

Rich Client in the Oracle JDeveloper team.

Jonas is a popular speaker at international conferences such as Oracle OpenWorld,

EclipseWorld, and JavaPolis, and he has written numerous articles for leading IT magazines

such as Java Developer’s Journal, JavaPro, and Oracle Magazine. Jonas has also contributed

to the online appendix of JavaServer Faces in Action, by Kito D. Mann (Manning, 2005), and

was a technical reviewer of Oracle JDeveloper 10g Handbook, by Avrom Roy-Faderman, Peter

Koletzke, and Paul Dorsey (McGraw-Hill Osborne, 2004).

Apart from spending his spare time working on open source projects such as Weblets,

Mabon, and D

, he likes golf, sailing, and fast cars (preferably driving them); he also enjoys

spending time with his wife, Marianne, and his daughters, Emma and Isabelle.

■JOHN R. FALLOWS is a JavaServer Faces technology architect at Oracle.

Originally from Northern Ireland, John graduated from Cambridge

University in the United Kingdom and has worked in the software industry

for more than ten years. Prior to joining Oracle, John worked as a research

scientist for British Telecommunications Plc.

For the past four years, John has played a leading role in the Oracle

ADF Faces team to influence the architecture of the JavaServer Faces

standard and to extend the standard to provide Ajax functionality in the ADF Faces project.

John is an active participant in the open source community, contributing to both the

Apache MyFaces project and the Apache Maven project. John is also leading three new open

source projects on Java.net—Weblets, Mabon, and D

—all of which evolved while researching

the foundational technologies for this book.

Apart from spending his spare time writing articles about new and exciting technologies,

John likes to play soccer with his friends and likes to spend time with his beautiful wife, Nan,

and their wonderful son, Jack.

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About the Technical Reviewers

■PETER LUBBERS is an information architect at Oracle. A native of the

Netherlands, Peter served as a Special Forces commando in the Royal

Dutch Green Berets. Prior to joining Oracle, Peter architected and devel-

oped the internationalized Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) testing

framework. At Oracle, Peter develops automated help-authoring solutions.

Three of these solutions are currently patent pending. He is also the author

of the award-winning Oracle Application Server Portal Configuration Guide

(Oracle, 2005).

■KITO D. MANN is the editor-in-chief of JSF Central (http://www.jsfcentral.com)

and the author of JavaServer Faces in Action (Manning, 2005). He is also a

member of the JSF 1.2 and JSP 2.1 expert groups and principal consultant at

Virtua, specializing in enterprise application architecture, development, men-

toring, and JSF product strategy. Kito has consulted with several Fortune 500

clients, including Prudential Financial and J.P. Morgan Chase & Company,

and he was recently the chief architect of an educational application service

provider. He has a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Johns Hopkins University.

■MATTHIAS WESSENDORF is a PMC member of the Apache MyFaces project,

a well-known JavaServer Faces implementation. Matthias is currently

working as a Java Web developer in Germany, focusing on Web technolo-

gies such as JSF, Struts, Ajax, and XUL.

Matthias is the author of two developer handbooks, Struts: Websites

mit Struts 1.2 & 1.3 und Ajax effizient entwickeln and Web Services und

mobile Clients: SOAP,WSDL, UDDI, J2ME, MIDlet,WAP & JSF, and he has

written numerous articles about JavaServer Faces for leading IT magazines in Germany.

Matthias is a frequent speaker at international conferences such as ApacheCon and JAX

and also lectures in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Applied Sciences

in Dortmund, Germany. During his limited spare time, he enjoys listening to electronic dance

music and reading a good book.

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Acknowledgments

After completing this book, we found ourselves wondering if we would do it again, and

sure, we would! However, anyone who believes a book project is a simple single-author or

small-team effort has never written a book. No first-time author, or authors, would be any-

thing without guidance and tremendous support from family, friends, and colleagues.

Peter Zadrozny, thank you, thank you, and thank you! You introduced us to Apress, con-

vinced Apress that this would be the book of the year, and then guided us through everything

that newbie authors, like ourselves, needed to know. Without you and your guidance, we would

never have taken the first steps toward becoming full-feathered authors.

We thank Apress and Tony Davis for giving us the opportunity to write this book and

trusting Peter Zadrozny’s instincts.

Peter Lubbers worked tirelessly to help us make this a better book. We owe you big time!

Kito D. Mann, although he has an extremely busy schedule, took time from his family to pro-

vide us with his technical knowledge. Matthias Wessendorf was there from the very first draft

to the final product, educating us about MyFaces and providing encouragement when it felt

like we would never reach the end. Adam Winer, our ADF Faces colleague and a Java Cham-

pion, answered our questions on JSF 1.2 and made sure we kept our edge.

Elizabeth Seymour patiently answered all our questions about book-related and non-book-

related issues. Kim Wimpsett helped us with grammar, spelling, and consistency throughout the

book, and for this we are forever grateful. Laura Cheu patiently let us do last-, last-, and last-

minute edits to text, code, and figures and patiently educated and guided us through the Apress

process of finalizing our book. Without you, we would probably still be working on Chapter 4.

We would also like to thank our colleagues at Oracle Server Technologies for supporting

us during this year and encouraging us to do our very best.

Jonas Jacobi and John R. Fallows

Ihave a list as long as any Oscar-winning actor or actress, but I only have so much space;

if I’ve missed someone, you have my heartfelt apologies. I would first like to thank my good

friend Peter Z’d for letting me in on the “how-to-make-your-family-happy-when-writing-a-

book” secret and for always being there whenever I had doubts about this project.

To a true friend—John R. Fallows. I don’t think my vocabulary has enough superlatives to

describe my coauthor and colleague. I will be forever in his debt for all the knowledge I pulled

out of him during long hours and for the patience and dedication he brought to this project;

without John this would not have been possible.

To the most important person in my life, my wonderful wife, Marianne, without whom I

wouldn’t have been able to complete this book! To my beautiful daughters, Emma and Isabelle,

for patiently waiting for me to come home and play.

Jonas Jacobi

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