From the course: Java EE: JavaServer Faces JSF
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Your first JSF page
- [Instructor] Now let's get about building our first JSF page. We're going to create a page that allows us to enter a name, click on a button, and say hello to that name, displaying a welcome message. This index.xhtml file has been created for us by default by NetBeans. There are already some entries inside this file, we're just going to add a few more items. Let's start with the h:form component. On line nine, we type h:form open tag, and then close tag. I'll add a panel component with the h: panelGrid component for organizing our page elements. So on line 10, we have h:panelGrid open tag, and close tag. Let's set the columns attribute on the h:panelGrid to two, so columns equals two. Inside our panelGrid, let's have an outputLabel component, and set the value attribute. So on line 11, we have h: outputLabel open tag. Let's set the value attribute to "enter a name here". Let's close the tag. Let's throw in an inputText component to accept text input from the user. So on line 12…
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