Can anyone tell me how does a Java method get called by a JSF component? Is it the same as calling a Javascript function with a Managed Bean serving as my “JSON”/Model?
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Can anyone tell me how does a Java method get called by a JSF component? Is it the same as calling a Javascript function with a Managed Bean serving as my “JSON”/Model?
(Apart from finding a serious misrepresentation of C monsters’ and their habitation present in the wrong social public area with all its Asperger disorder)
Were you talking about …
net.sf.json.util.JSONBuilder; and converting a bean to JSON
GSON library and API made by google
Java methods are called inside JSF pages by standard JSP/JSF page language syntax called “EL” “Expression Language”.
JSF is a particular specialist “Java server framework”, its syntax is quite similar to the JSP type of EL but the two have a small difference int their initial notation symbol.
In jsp it starts with “$” in JSF it start with “#”.
If you are using a Java EE server then it would be the same.