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The JSF Tools Project – WTP (internal) release review

Join Raghu Srinivasan from Oracle Inc. to explore the JSF Tools Project, featuring Faces Config Editor, Enhanced JSF-JSP Source Editor, and more. Learn about release readiness, code contribution from Sybase Inc., and extensible framework capabilities. The project also includes a graphical diagram editor, managed bean editing, and EMF model integration. Stay updated with milestones and documentation progress.<br>

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The JSF Tools Project – WTP (internal) release review

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  1. The JSF Tools Project – WTP (internal) release review Presenter Raghu Srinivasan Project Lead Oracle Inc.

  2. Agenda • Project Overview • Demo • Release readiness • Q&A

  3. Features • Faces Config Editor • Enhanced JSF-JSP Source Editor • JSF Library Registry • Extensible framework

  4. JSF Tools Features • Application Configuration Resource File Editor Features • Code Contribution from Sybase Inc. • Multi-page Editor • Overview page • Summary of elements in the configuration file • Navigation page • graphical diagram editor for navigational rules • Managed bean page • Form-based editor, Wizards • Component Page • Source Page • EMF model of the application configuration resource files • Programmatic access

  5. JSF Tools Features • JSF-JSP page Source Editor Features • Support for standard JSF Tag libraries • Content assist for values of tag attributes • Validation of values of tag attributes • JSF 1.1 EL validation • Basic Syntax Validation (Empty, incorrect) • Content assist for existing variable, property (managed bean, resource bundle) • Semantic validation • Enabled by Extensible Meta-data framework • Enable Content assist and Validation for other component libraries (Tomahawk) • Enables addition of new features (QuickFix, HyperLink) • Enhance the existing features (improved validations) • Pluggable design-time variable, property resolvers

  6. JSF Tools Features • JSF Library registry • define a named collection of JARs including tag libraries, JSF reference implementations and utility jars. • add, remove libraries associated with a project • Automate build classpath settings and deployment • Extension point for component developers to contribute their libraries

  7. Extensible Framework • Content Model Annotation Framework • Define additional meta-data for elements and attributes on any xml-based content model for use at design time. • Design-time Meta-data Processing Framework • Uses the annotations framework to provide services to the JSF-JSP Source Editor • Define new services and enhance existing services • Design-time Application Manager • Provide an approximation of certain JSF runtime state information at design time. • Pluggable design-time variable, property and method resolvers • JSF Application Configuration Manager • Provide a unified application configuration model through API, effectively merging all faces configuration models into a single model • Notification services to monitor changes to the EMF objects in the model • Cross model validation will be supportable .

  8. Build and execute a JSF-JSP application. Demo

  9. Release Readiness • Integrated with WTP build infrastructure • JSF Tools Project is built with WTP and is available on the download page. • Unit Tests • JUnit tests (~ 150), more to come by 6/20 • Manual tests • See org.eclipse.jsf\components\jsf\development\design for documentation on the tests. • Documentation • Design doc - Checked in under org.eclipse.jsf\components\jsf\development\design • User doc - In progress, to be completed by 6/20 • Initial draft checked in, includes tutorial • Javadoc - All provisional API’s and extensions documented, to be completed by 6/20 • Tutorial on Extending JSF Tools Project – 6/9 • Milestones • RC4 – Feature Freeze – June 7th • RC5 – Code Freeze – June 20th

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