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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.
Please help me.
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.
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I am using liferay 7 and trying to create a content component which contains a jquery plugin and some css&html? What is the best way to create this?
I think the best approach is to use this https://github.com/liferay/liferay-blade-samples/tree/master/gradle/apps/npm/jquery-npm-portlet
The README file contains a link to documentation and you can work your way through it to get more inside.
Not that these features are available only in the latest version of Liferay (Liferay-ce-ga5 https://web.liferay.com/web/jamie.sammons/blog/-/blogs/liferay-portal-7-0-ce-ga5-release or DXP FP30+)
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I need to integrate SecurePay with Kentico.I found this article related to custom gateways :
https://docs.kentico.com/k8/e-commerce-features/customizing-and-developing-your-store/e-commerce-customization-examples/creating-a-custom-payment-gateway
Is there any other approach to integrate gateways instead of using default supported by kentico ?
I am not sure what you are asking. The approach in the documentation is correct and you will have to write some custom code. If you are looking for a codeless solution, no there is not.
The Kentico documentation is well explained. This is the best method.
Otherwise you can download this plugin from the MarketPlace http://devnet.kentico.com/marketplace/e-commerce/securepay-payment-gateway-provider
and adapt it to your situation. I don't test it, but for you it could be a starting point.
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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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I have 2 years of experience in Web-Development having knowledge of Struts and JSF ,and now i want to learn Node.js...is it worthy to learn it?is it going to give any benefit to me in my career path.
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Here you have some other stack overflow post that explain well how to learn Node.js.
To me Node.js is a great language and it worth it to be learned. Here you have a great article who explain well why Node.js is worthwhile.
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I've been seraching about what's the difference between managed beans and backing beans and i've allready got the idea but i came through a website that mentioned this fact (or claim) for which i don't understand the reason : "Backing Beans should be defined only in the request scope". Is that even correct? If so ... why??
There is no difference between the terms managed bean and backing bean in the context of JSF. The Java EE 6 tutorial uses them interchangeably.
You don't quote the website so there is no context to the author's generalization but request scope is often preferred to broader scopes for performance and concurrency reasons.