Description

Introduction of  JSF and Postgre SQL

Welcome to the JSF and Postgre SQL! JavaServerFaces (JSF) is a Java framework for building component-based user interfaces in web applications, simplifying development with reusable UI components. It integrates well with Java EE technologies, making it ideal for enterprise solutions. Meanwhile, PostgreSQL is a powerful open-source relational database management system known for its extensibility and advanced features, such as complex queries and transactions. Together, JSF and PostgreSQL provide a solid foundation for creating dynamic, data-driven web applications.

Prerequisites for JSF and PostgreSQL

1. Java Basics
   • Understand Java concepts.
   • Learn object-oriented principles.
2. Web Technologies
   • Know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
   • Familiarize with MVC architecture.
3. Servlets and JSP
   • Learn Java Servlets and JSP.
   • Understand their role in JSF.
4. SQL Fundamentals
   • Know basic SQL commands.
   • Understand database design.
5. PostgreSQL Experience
   • Install PostgreSQL.
   • Use pgAdmin for management

TABLE OF CONTENT

1.Introduction to JSF and PostgreSQL

1.1 Overview of JavaServer Faces (JSF)
1.2 Introduction to PostgreSQL Database
1.3 Benefits of Using JSF with PostgreSQL

2.Setting Up the Development Environment

2.1 Installing Java Development Kit (JDK)
2.2 Setting Up a JSF Project
2.3 Installing and Configuring PostgreSQL Database

3.JSF Basics

3.1 Understanding JSF Lifecycle
3.2 Creating JSF Managed Beans
3.3 JSF Expression Language (EL)
3.4 JSF Facelets

4.Working with PostgreSQL Database

4.1 Connecting JSF to PostgreSQL (Ref: Kotlin with Java: Leveraging Modern Features Together)
4.2 Creating Database Tables and Schemas
4.3 SQL Basics for JSF Developers
4.4 JDBC Connection in JSF

5.CRUD Operations with JSF and PostgreSQL

5.1 Creating Forms for Data Entry
5.2 Implementing Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) Operations
5.3 Validating User Input in JSF Forms

6.Advanced JSF Concepts

6.1 Navigation in JSF
6.2 JSF Composite Components
6.3 Internationalization (i18n) in JSF

7.Optimizing PostgreSQL Queries

7.1 Indexing Strategies
7.2 Query Optimization Techniques
7.3 Monitoring and Tuning PostgreSQL Performance

8.Securing JSF Applications

8.1 Authentication and Authorization
8.2 Implementing Role-Based Access Control
8.3 Best Practices for JSF Security

9.Testing and Debugging

9.1 Unit Testing JSF Components
9.2 Debugging Techniques for JSF Applications
9.3 Testing Database Interactions

10.Deployment and Best Practices

10.1 Packaging and Deploying JSF Applications
10.2 Configuring PostgreSQL for Production
10.3 Best Practices for JSF and PostgreSQL Development

Conclusion

The JSF and PostgreSQL course equips learners with the skills to build robust web applications using JavaServer Faces (JSF) and manage data efficiently with PostgreSQL. By combining JSF’s user-friendly UI development capabilities with PostgreSQL’s powerful database management features, participants can create scalable, secure, and high-performance applications.

This training prepares professionals to tackle real-world development challenges and deliver dynamic, data-driven solutions with confidence.

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