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Procedure documentation Creating the JSF UI Components  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

JSF provides a rich set of UI components you can add to Web pages, such as tables, input fields, combo boxes, buttons, and so on (most of them correspond to HTML elements).

      For the static elements, such as static images, links and texts, you need to add the corresponding markup tag in the JSP page

      For the dynamic elements, such as form elements (buttons, input fields, radio buttons, and so on), you have to bind the behavior of the element with the corresponding property of managed beans.

Prerequisites

There is a proper project to wrap the JSF application.

Procedure

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       1.      Create a JSP page, in which you can add UI components

More information: Creating JSF JSP Files.

       2.      Add the necessary content to the page.

More information:

       Standard JSF Tags

       Dynamic Data Tables

       Command Buttons

       3.      Optionally, for the input elements, provide input validation.

More information: Validating User Input.

 

 

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