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Can I run JavaServer Faces technology on tomcat server, or I need to use application server, like glassfish, jboss etc?
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Can I run JavaServer Faces technology on tomcat server
Yes.
or I need to use application server, like glassfish, jboss etc?
No.
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I am developing an application in mean-stack. The only the difference is that I want to host my application in IIS rather than express.js. Is it possible or feasible to do so? What are possible advantages and disadvantages? Thanks in advance.
It seems to be possible: Hosting node.js applications in IIS on Windows. That site even mentions some benefits. To be honest, I have no first hand experience (or need) to run Node on IIS.
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The plataform Bluemix from IBM has support for Primefaces?
I deployed a app in JSF + Primefaces and Primefaces components did not show up. On the other hand, the JSF components appeared.
I did the same test with the application running in apache tomcat 8, in which case there were no problems.
My google results say it is possible to run jsf on bluemix, so the answer is YES
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Is it possible to use the following APIs with tomcat (as a lightweight server):
JSF, JPA, JTA, JAAS, CDI, Bean Validation.
Yes. Except of JAAS.
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We are planning to setup new Development and Test environment for Lotus Notes Domino 8.5. We would like users to use same Notes ID that they use to access applications on production server. Any help will be great!
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I would recommend to isolate the development server from production.
Just cross certify your production ID on the development server.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/domhelp/v8r0/topic/com.ibm.help.domino.admin.doc/DOC/H_ADDING_CROSS_CERTIFICATES_TO_THE_DOMINO_DIRECTORY_OVER.html
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JSF lifecycle with real example.
JSF have request,processvalidation,render respose,invoke application,update model values.These event when should occuring in the real application ?
For example:
Login application.
username,password:checking in the database.so Could please give me the how the lifecycle occuring in this application.
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There is an excellent tutorial by BalusC here:
Debug JSF lifecycle.
If you take the time to read it and put it into practice you'll acquire a pretty nice understanding of the JSF lifecycle.