TicketMonster Tutorial outline

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Adding an Admin GUI using JSF

Learn how we added an Admin GUI to the application using JSF and RichFaces

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This guide shows you how we built the admin GUI for the TicketMonster application using JSF and RichFaces. After reading this guide, you’ll understand how we used JBoss Forge to create the views from the entities, how we “souped up” the GUI using RichFaces, and how we tested the GUI using Selenium:

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And of course the tutorial will take you through the boring business of configuration.

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Building The Persistence Layer

Learn how we built the persistence layer for the application, and how we added tests for it

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This guide shows you how we built the persistence layer for the TicketMonster application. After reading this guide, you’ll understand how we built the persistence layer, and grasp why we made certain design choices. Topics covered include:

• RDBMS design using JPA entity beans
• Basic unit testing using JUnit
• How to populate some test data
• How to validate your entities using Bean Validation
• Basic modification (CRUD) to entities

And of course the tutorial will take you through the boring business of configuration.

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Notes – remaining to be integrated.

• written tutorial including screenshots from JBoss Tools
• New Java Project in JBoss Tools
• video(s) – under 5 minutes each
• the solution projects in quickstart form (not necessarily part of the shipping quickstarts)

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