jsflive.wordpress.com
Description: JSFlive Wordpress. Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff.
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Location: United States
Registrant: Automattic, Inc.
Hosted by: Automattic, Inc
Registrar: MarkMonitor Inc.
Subnetworks: 192.0.78.12, 192.0.78.13

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JSF 2.2: View Scope for CDI | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog JSF and CDI are a very fine and powerful combination. But until recently there was something missing in this relationship: the view scope. In this post of the series on JSF 2.2 I will quickly show the...
JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog | Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff Random thoughts about JavaServer Faces and related stuff
JSF 2.2: Composite components in taglibs | JSFlive: Michael Kurz's JSF Weblog JSF 2.0 introduced composite components and a simple but limited way to include them into custom tag libraries. In my fourth post of the series on JSF 2.2 features I will show a new and more flexible ...

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