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2. What's cool in Apache MyFacesMatthias Wessendorf (Oracle) | Principal Member Technical StaffAli Ok (Innflow AG) | Java Developer

3. Ali OkInnflow AG

4. MyFaces committer

5. Google Summer of Code (HTML5)

6. PrimeFaces

7. Twitter : @aliok_tr

8. Blog : blog.aliok.com.trMatthias WessendorfOracle

9. Apache Software Foundation

10. Member

11. Committer and PMC MyFaces

12. Author

13. Conference Speaker

14. Twitter : @mwessendorf

15. Blog : matthiaswessendorf.wordpress.comAgendaPlanet Apache MyFaces

16. Core: Apache MyFaces 2.x

17. Google App Engine

18. Trinidad and the mobile Web

19. The ASF and Google Summer of Code

20. Overview MyFaces activities

21. MyFaces meets HTML5

22. Apache MyFaces and the 'Java Enterprise' ecosystem

23. Spring

24. Java EE

25. Groovy

26. Summery (and Q/A)AgendaPlanet Apache MyFaces

34. Spring

35. Java EE

36. Groovy

37. Summery (and Q/A)Planet Apache MyFacesCommiters: 67 (soon we have more! No kidding!)

38. First! OpenSource JSF Implementation

39. Offers different JSF implementations

40. JSF 1.1 (Maintenance Mode) Last release (1.1.8): June 10, 2010

41. JSF 1.2 (Maintenance Mode) Last release (1.2.9): June 10, 2010

42. JSF 2.0 (trunk and main focus) Current release 2.0.1: July 18, 2010Planet Apache MyFacesSince 2004 an Apache project

43. 2002 -> 2004 on sourceforge (LGPL)

44. Biggest JSF (user) community

45. Apache: Community over Code!

46. A good community builds good code

47. Interested? Join us!!! :)

48. More than ?just�� an implementation

49. Innovation happens at Apache (MyFaces)*Planet Apache MyFacesCore: The JSF implementation

50. Tomahawk: a "classic" component library

51. Tobago: Component library with layout focus

52. Trinidad: Framework and component library

53. Commons: Goodies and non-renderkit tools (async-lifecycle,user-agent,validators, converters...)

54. Extensions: CDI, Validator and Scripting/Groovy

55. Orchestra: conversation (aka dialog) scope for beans

56. Portlet-Brigde: RI + TCK* for JSF/Portlet stuff (301/329)

57. Test: Shale Test continues here!

58. Maven: Several Plugins to generate JSF artifacts

59. GSOC: "root" folder for all (new) GSOC activitiesAgendaPlanet Apache MyFaces

67. Spring

68. Java EE

69. Groovy

70. Summary (and Q/A)Apache MyFaces 2.x2.0.1 had a ton of improvements

71. still working on improving MyFaces (PERF,...)

72. working on being greatly productive...

73. Improvements for JavaServer Faces 2.1/ 2.2

74. MyFaces community had donations to the EG:

75. ajax uploads

76. Fix UIData state saving (spec issue 153)https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-2616

78. Apache MyFaces 2.x2.0.1 had a ton of improvements

79. still working on improving MyFaces (PERF,...)

80. working on being greatly productive...

81. Improvements for JavaServer Faces 2.1 / 2.2

82. MyFaces community had donations to the EG:

83. ajax uploads

84. Fix UIData state saving (spec issue 153)https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-2616

85. AgendaPlanet Apache MyFaces

93. Spring

94. Java EE

95. Groovy

96. Summery (and Q/A)MyFaces goes App EngineWhat is Google App Engine?

97. Running web applications on G��s

98. Java (JVM based languages) and Python

99. Satisfactory quotas for free accounts

100. 1.3 M daily requests

101. 1 GB datastore (Bigtable / NoSql)

102. 500 MB webspaceSome limitations...Blacklisted classes:

103. MyFaces will initiate without using them, some limitations occur

104. "Reload"s and "unload"s:

105. State: MyFaces initializes on each "reload", no effects other than some loading time (5 secs)

106. Not persisting application scope across "reload"s

107. Session is persisted across requests (via datastore) though:

108. Rule : need to implement session scoped managed beans as serializableAgendaPlanet Apache MyFaces

116. Spring

117. Java EE

118. Groovy

119. Summery (and Q/A)Trinidad goes mobileThe mobile Web is back. It is REAL

120. Poweful Phones, like Android or iPhone

121. Still Challenges:

122. Wide variety of browser capabilities

123. JavaScript and Ajax

124. CSS / DOM

125. Uneven device performance

126. iPhone/BlackBerry Bold/other smartphones

127. Consumer phones

128. Different device interfaces and user interactions

129. Touch screen VS non-touch screen

130. Finger navigation VS ?keyboard��Compelling Mobile Web Applications(device) native Look-and-feel

131. similar user experiences between mobile web application and native mobile application

132. Performs well across various device types and connectivity

133. Leverage advanced AJAX capabilities in smartphone browsers to reduce network traffic

134. Reduce or eliminate JavaScript and Style sheets for less capable mobile devices with limited bandwidth

135. Several (mobile) versions ???Compelling Mobile Applications with JSF/TrinidadDevice-native application look-and-feel

136. Skinning: applications can be skinned to achieve device native LAF**

137. Two levels of rendering support:

138. Trinidad render kit renders UI component based on browser capabilities

139. Platform specific style sheets controlled by the developer **Compelling Mobile Applications with JSF/TrinidadPerforms well across various device types and connectivity

140. AJAX Support reduces data and network round trips for smartphone browsers

141. Trinidad components automatically switch to plain HTML when targeting basic mobile devices

142. Better performance for devices with less powerful processorsGetting REAL

143. Getting REAL

152. Spring

153. Java EE

154. Groovy

155. Summery (and Q/A)Google Summer of CodeApache: Community over Code

156. Codeawards are a great fit!

157. Apache (MyFaces) started in 2005*

158. Getting new committers

159. In 2010 we have four projects

160. HTML5

161. MyFaces Application Builder

162. Performance improvements

163. Automated Testing ModuleMyFaces meets HTML5Google Summer of Code project

164. New Html5 Renderkit, focusing on popular new elements and some of new functionality like Drag and Drop

165. Getting ready for next generation web applications

166. Next versions of JSF

167. Compatibility problems between JSF and Html5

168. Making use of new APIs

169. JSF 2.Next :

170. Supporting Html5 features in standard JSF componentsMyFaces meets Html5What is cool in Html5?

171. APIs:

172. Websockets, File API, Desktop notifications, XHR Level 2, better error handling, ...

173. Html:

174. New input types, client-side validation, native DnD, semantics, new elements, ...

175. CSS:

176. New selectors, effects, transforms, ...Html5 Spec DesignBackwards compatible

177. New elements designed with an approach to make old browsers just ignore them

178. Fixing lack of error handling

179. Reducing the necessity of external plugins

180. More semantic stuffComponent DesignInput components:

181. Client side validation, driven by JSF validators!

182. Html5 Behaviors:

183. Implemented as JSF behaviors

184. Works in Mojarra, using MyFacessharedDEMO: MyFaces Html5 Component Libraryhttp://bit.ly/myfaces-html5-j1-demo

185. Roadmap��Ajax�� file upload, uploading multiple files, file upload area(drop zone) with XHR 2

186. Making use of new Html elements

187. Support for applicable Html5 features in core components

188. Websockets, Notifications, ... support

189. Form independence of input components

190. Fallbacks for older browsers and Html5 detectionAgendaPlanet Apache MyFaces

198. Spring

199. Java EE

200. Groovy

201. Summery (and Q/A)Enterprise Java integrationJavaServer Faces is view-tier

202. Different ?backend�� technologies are used

203. Most common

204. Java EE

205. Spring Framework

206. Java is not the only language for the JVM

207. Scala

208. Groovy

209. Apache MyFaces helps to integrate them!Groovy/Scripting ModuleGroovy: dynamic language for the JVM

210. JSR 241 (unfinished / inactive)

211. Similar to Java and easy to learn

212. MyFaces Scripting

213. Groovy; other languages may follow...

214. STATUS: Beta, playing never hurts ;-)

215. Write JSF pieces in Groovy and script them!

216. NOT ONLY managed beans ;-)BLOG APPLICATION DEMO

217. Orchestra: Spring SupportJSF Extension Library

218. Conversation Scope (for multi request)

219. for managed beans (spring or @nnotations)

220. Persistence Context Handling

221. ConversationScope & PersistenceContext

222. no more LazyInitializationExceptions

223. ViewController

224. callbacks (initView(), preProcess(), preRenderView())

225. Declarative Transactions

226. Via @annotations (JDK 1.5 or later)Java EEJava EE 6 is a modern and lightweight platform

227. MyFaces offers first class support for

228. Bean Validation (JSR 303)

229. MyFaces ExtVal (303 and more!)

230. Contexts and Dependency Injection for the Java EE platform (JSR 299)

231. MyFaces CODI (brand new!)

232. JSE Module

233. i18n support with fluent API

234. JEE ModuleMyFaces ExtValValidation Framework (for JSF)

235. Leverages JPA @nnotations! (JSR backed)

236. Seam is using Hibernate Validation

237. Cross-component validation

238. Client-Side Validation (not easy with JSF default)

239. only for Trinidad

240. tbc...

241. Custom Validators:

242. Create your own @ValidateMeOnlyOnMonday

243. JSR 303 (Bean Validation) integrationMyFaces ExtVal - Code

244. MyFaces CODIJava EE Module

245. BeanValidation support

246. JSF2 support

247. JSF1.2 support: Bring CDI to JSF 1.2

248. Offering ?Orchestra feature�� for CDI

249. @ConversationScoped

250. @ViewAccessScoped

251. And more CDI-based Scopes

252. @WindowScoped

253. Supporting JSF's @ViewScoped via CDIMyFaces CODICode and Demo

262. Spring

263. Java EE

264. Groovy

265. Summery (and Q/A)Questions ?ANSWERS!WANTED:NEW CONTRIBUTORS !http://myfaces.apache.org Get started today!

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