What happens when you access a Fusion web page?
The ADF Faces is extended from JSF technology with improved usability. When a client requests a page, the framework executes standard JSF lifecycle phases along with an extended ADF page lifecycle. In this section, we will discuss the sequence of ADF page lifecycle phases that starts when a request comes on the server and continues until the page is returned to the client.
When a user tries to access a data bound ADF Faces page, the basic flow of processing the web page request on an application server is as follows:
When a client (for example, a web browser) requests a page, the web server inspects the application name present in the URL and delegates the request to the appropriate web application deployed on the server. Once the request is routed to the target application, that application takes over the request processing job. A Fusion web application uses the Faces Servlet (
javax.faces.webapp.FacesServlet) to control the processing of a request...
