ArticlesIntegrating JavaServer Faces with Beehive Page Flow
JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a technology for building Web application user interfaces. Apache Beehive's Page Flow is an annotation-based Web controller technology. In this article, Richard Feit shows how to integrate these two technologies. Jan. 10, 2006 BEA Page Flow Portability Kit 1.0: Using the Page Flow Portability Kit on Tomcat or Any Servlet/JSP 2.3 Container
The Page Flow technology that runs on the BEA WebLogic Platform is now available on Apache Tomcat and any J2EE-compliant Servlet/JSP 2.3 container. This technology is provided by the BEA Page Flow Portability Kit. Feb. 2, 2004 Advanced Page Flows: Nesting, Exception Handling and Global.app
The basic page flow framework gives you the ability to centralize navigational state and logic for groups of pages in a Web project. While this is a clear improvement over earlier Web development patterns, with navigational logic spread throughout pages and state stored in clouds of session objects, some of the more advanced page flow features can enable you to build projects that are even more elegant and powerful. Jan. 29, 2004 Page Flows and Struts
Although page flows offer you a complete Struts-based framework for developing Web applications, there may be times when you need support for Struts in your page flow applications. For example:
• You want page flows and Struts modules to exist in same Web project.
• You want a page flow and a preexisting Struts module to work together.
• You want to use Struts features that are not directly supported by page flows. Jan. 29, 2004 10 Ways That WebLogic Workshop's Java Page Flows Enhance Native Struts Development of Web Applications
Many developers are familiar with Struts, an open-source framework for building Web applications based on the model-view-controller (MVC) design paradigm. WebLogic Workshop 8.1 introduces Java Page Flows, which extend the Struts framework to provide a simplified development model with numerous additional features. Jan. 27, 2004
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