Hey guys,
We're organizing JSF 2.0 event and i want to invite you:
"JSF 2.0 Templating and Composite Components" at Los Angeles JUG - 17
January 2012.
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*Abstract*
Among the many improvements made in JSF 2.0, two features stand out for
building user interfaces: Templating and Composite components. Based on
JSF 2.0's default display technology, Facelets, Templating provides common
layout and styling for display pages while Composite components enables
creating truly reusable UI component, which can be built easily from other
components. In this presentation, we are going to go over both basic and
advanced features of Templating and Composite components. Each feature
will be explained and demonstrated.
*Attendees are also encouraged to bring their own laptops to experiment.*
The Maven-based sample applications are provided on the website below so
that attendees can do the experimentation together with the speaker. Also
limited number of memory cards that contain the sample apps are going to be
provided on the spot.*
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Bogomil "Bogo" Shopov
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http://about.me/bogo <http://talkweb.eu>
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