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Reading Chapter -9 Core JSF - Custom Components, Converters, and Validators

Amandeep Singh
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Of all the chapters in this book, i am finding this chapter hard to understand.
Most user interface designers want more advanced components, such as calendars, tabbed panes, or navigation trees, that are not part of the standard JSF component set.
And this chapter goes on defining how to make Custom component like Spinner or Tabbed pane without clearly explaining what is Spinner and Tabbed Pane ?
it is pretty hard to remember all UIComponent classes name.

Did anyone faced the same situation with Custom Components, if yes- how this should be made easy to learn?


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