JavaServer Faces API (2.0)

Please see the description for a list of normative documents in the JavaServerTM Specification.

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          Description

Packages
javax.faces Top level classes for the JavaServer(tm) Faces API.
javax.faces.application APIs that are used to link an application's business logic objects to JavaServer Faces, as well as convenient pluggable mechanisms to manage the execution of an application that is based on JavaServer Faces.
javax.faces.component Fundamental APIs for user interface components.
javax.faces.component.html Specialized user interface component classes for HTML.
javax.faces.component.visit  
javax.faces.context Classes and interfaces defining per-request state information.
javax.faces.convert Contains classes and interfaces defining converters.
javax.faces.el DEPRECATED Classes and interfaces for evaluating and processing reference expressions.
javax.faces.event Interfaces describing events and event listeners, and concrete event implementation classes.
javax.faces.lifecycle Classes and interfaces defining lifecycle management for the JavaServer Faces implementation.
javax.faces.model Standard model data beans for JavaServer Faces.
javax.faces.render Classes and interfaces defining the rendering model.
javax.faces.validator Interface defining the validator model, and concrete validator implementation classes.
javax.faces.webapp Classes required for integration of JavaServer Faces into web applications, including a standard servlet, base classes for JSP custom component tags, and concrete tag implementations for core tags.
javax.faces.webapp.pdl

Classes for defining a Page Declaration Language (PDL) for authoring JavaServer Faces user interfaces.

javax.faces.webapp.pdl.facelets

Public classes for the Java code API of Facelets.

javax.faces.webapp.pdl.facelets.tag

Public classes for the Java code API of the tag handling portion of Facelets.

 

Please see the description for a list of normative documents in the JavaServerTM Specification.

The Java Server Faces Specification is composed of several documents:

Specification Document Available formats
The API Javadocs (this document) generated HTML
The Standard HTML RenderKit Specification generated HTML
The JSP Taglibarydocs generated HTML
The Facelets Taglibarydocs (including the new "composite" Facelets tag library) generated HTML
The JSDoc for the JavaScript API (including Ajax functionality) generated HTML
The prose document PDF

If the generated portions of the specification were generated with change notification enabled, the following color codes indicate the nature of the change. Non color coded change-bars are included in the non-generated portion of the specification. Please see the preface in the spec prose document for a list of changes.

Added in version 2.0
Modified in version 2.0
Deleted or deprecated in version 2.0



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