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Example #1 - JSF 2.0 Portlet

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This is an example WAR that contains a single "Job Application" portlet that demonstrates several of the key features of JSF 2.0:

Uses the JSF 2.0 <f:ajax /> tag on the postal (zip) code field in order to provide the ability to auto-fill fields via Ajax
Uses the JSF 2.0 <f:ajax /> tag on the show/hide comments links in order to show/hide the comments field via Ajax
Model managed-bean is marked with the JSF 2.0 @ViewScoped annotation in order to support a rich UI with the <f:ajax /> tag
Managed-beans defined by marking POJOs with the JSF 2.0 @ManagedBean annotation
Dependency injection of managed-beans done via the JSF 2.0 @ManagedProperty annotation

Example #2 - JSF 2.0 IPC Events Portlet

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This is an example WAR that contains two JSF 2.0 portlets: Customers and Bookings.

When a customer is selected from the Customers portlet, the Customers portlet undergoes the Portlet 2.0 ACTION_PHASE and broadcasts a Portlet 2.0 event named "ipc.customerSelected" and passes a serializable Customer.java POJO instance as the payload.
When the Bookings portlet undergoes the Portlet 2.0 EVENT_PHASE, it receives the Portlet 2.0 event named "ipc.customerSelected" via the JSR 329 BridgeEventHandler mechanism. The CustomerSelectedEventHandler will trigger a JSF navigation rule that will cause the details event payload (the selected customer) to be displayed.
When the customer's details (such as first name / last name) are edited in the Bookings portlet, it will send a Portlet 2.0 event named "ipc.customerEdited" back to the Customer's portlet.

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