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1. JSF class diagramming tools stackoverflow.com

I have been asked to formalize the architecture of our front-end JSF code and beans. My first thoughts were that this would be just like any other class architecture. Fire up visio, ...

2. Enter-key Prevention Javascript Not Working for JSF 1.1 in IE stackoverflow.com

Notes on environment: JSF 1.1 using Infragistics component library. I'm using the following Javascript to attempt to prevent an 'Enter' keypress from submitting a form.

function disableEnterKey(e){     
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3. JSF 2.0 rapid web design tool stackoverflow.com

I'm learning about JSF 2.0, I want to know if there is a tool for rapid web design. I looked around and found RichFaces but it seems not to be ...

4. Is There a Tool for JSF Development? coderanch.com

5. JSF Tools coderanch.com

How can I forget to mention about Eclipse when ppl talk about JAVA Developement and FREE. This is just my thinking, If I have to choose one tool I choose the tool which have more wizards to create different things (e.g. JSF JSP, JAVA, XML) and thats why I like Eclipse. I am using IBM RAD which is also nice tool ...

6. To the Authors: What tools support JSF well? coderanch.com

Hello. I am looking for a combination of tools, preferably Eclipse Plug-Ins, that well support JSF, including GUI web-page design and generating JSF code from it (like Rational Software Architect (RSA) does), keeping the code and UML models in sinc (which no tool I know of, including RSA, does well), and of course using information about code, tests passed, requirements, and ...

7. JSF and JSF-enabled tools coderanch.com

8. Best set of tools and technology coderanch.com

9. any scanning tools coderanch.com

You cannot scan using JSP, JSF, or, indeed any HTTP server-based technology, Java or otherwise. Presuming the scanner is attached to someone's desktop system, there's no support whatsoever in HTTP for scanners. Aside from the purely technical issues, taking control of remote hardware - whether it's scanners, printers, or disk drives is a major security risk. The simplest, but most annoying ...