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Acknowledgments

Ch. 1. Getting Started

Ch. 2. Managed Beans

Ch. 3. Navigation

Ch. 4. Standard JSF Tags

Ch. 5. Facelets

Ch. 6. Data Tables

Ch. 7. Conversion and Validation

Ch. 8. Event Handling

Ch. 9. Composite Components

Ch. 11. Custom Components

Ch. 12. External Services

Ch. 13. How Do I...?

How do I find more components?

How do I support file uploads?

How do I show an image map?

How do I produce binary data in a JSF page?

How do I show a large data set, one page at a time?

How do I generate a pop-up window?

How do I selectively show and hide parts of a page?

How do I customize error pages?

How do I write my own client-side validation tag?

How do I configure my application?

How do I extend the JSF expression language?

How do I add a function to the JSF expression language?

How do I monitor the traffic between the browser and the server?

How do I debug a stuck page?

How do I use testing tools when developing a JSF application?

How do I use Scala with JSF?

How do I use Groovy with JSF?

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How do I customize error pages?

When you run an application in the “development” project stage and you encounter an error, you get an error message such as the one in Figure 13–8.

Figure 13–8. An error message in the development stage

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