Summary
In this chapter, we covered how to develop web-based applications using Jakarta Faces, the standard component framework for the Jakarta EE:
- We covered how to develop Ajax-enabled Faces pages
- We explained how to integrate Faces and HTML5
- We covered how to develop wizard-like interfaces with Faces Flows
- We saw how to integrate WebSockets technology into our Jakarta Faces application
- We talked about third-party Jakarta Faces component libraries, which we can leverage to make our lives easier
In this chapter, we went beyond basic Jakarta Faces functionality, covering advanced Jakarta Faces features such as Ajax and WebSocket support.