Pretty Bookmarkable JSF: PrettyFaces
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A completely different approach: PrettyFaces preserves parameter values between requests, and is faster than other Pretty URL tools; it uses only one request/response to re-render a pretty URL, where other OpenSource solutions require two. Page-load actions, integration with faces navigation, dynamic view-id assignment, and managed parameter parsing are all features of PrettyFaces.
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- 3. 1. Client requests /faces/page.jsf 2. Server renders /faces/page.jsf Web Client JSF App Server Before: Client URL: N/A Client viewing: N/A After: Client URL: /faces/page.jsf Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf Step 1: Initial Request Standard JSF Navigation
- 6. 1. Client requests /mapped/page 2. Server renders /faces/page.jsf Web Client JSF App Server Before: Client URL: N/A Client viewing: N/A After: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf (Eg: PrettyUrlPhaseListener, RestFaces, JBoss Seam, …) Step 1: Initial Request (Eg: PrettyUrlPhaseListener, RestFaces, JBoss Seam, …) Mapped JSF Navigation
- 7. <html> <body> <form action=“/faces/page.jsf”> … </form> </body> </html> /mapped/page Web Client Before: Client URL: N/A Client viewing: N/A After: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf (Eg: PrettyUrlPhaseListener, RestFaces, JBoss Seam, …) Rendered Output (Eg: PrettyUrlPhaseListener, RestFaces, JBoss Seam, …) Mapped JSF Navigation Since JSF does not render the mapped URL, and instead renders the JSF view ID. After form submit, the URL will no longer be bookmarkable, or “pretty.”
- 8. 1. Client submits form to /faces/page.jsf 2. Server processes navigation and renders new view Web Client JSF App Server Before: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf After: Client URL: /faces/page.jsf Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf or /faces/page2.jsf (Eg: PrettyUrlPhaseListener, RestFaces, JBoss Seam, …) Form post-back with validation or navigation (Eg: PrettyUrlPhaseListener, RestFaces, JBoss Seam, …) Mapped JSF Navigation: ( Without) Redirect URL Rewriting Pattern Notice: On validation, the client’s URL will no longer be the mapped URL, and on navigation the URL will not reflect the current view.
- 12. <html> <body> <form action=“/mapped/page”> … </form> </body> </html> /mapped/page Web Client Before: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf After: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf PrettyFaces (Use the mapped URL as the form action) Mapped JSF Navigation: Proposed Solution Using the mapped page URL as the form action, instead of the JSF view ID, and doing conversion on the server, we solve several of our problems.
- 13. 1. Client submits form to /mapped/page 2. Server processes navigation and renders new view Web Client JSF App Server Before: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf After: Client URL: /mapped/page Client viewing: /faces/page.jsf or /faces/page2.jsf Notice: The client’s URL will remain correct even after failed validation, or navigation back to the same page. PrettyFaces (Use the mapped URL as the form action) Mapped JSF Navigation: Proposed Solution
- 15. pretty-config.xml <pretty-config> <url-mapping id=“viewProject”> <pattern> /project/#{viewProjectBean.projectId}/ </pattern> <view-id> #{viewProjectBean.getPrettyTarget} --or-- /faces/viewProject.jspx </view-id> <action method=“#{viewProjectBean.loadData}” /> <post-to-jsf-view /> </url-mapping> </pretty-config> PrettyFaces pretty-config.xml Mapped JSF Navigation: Proposed Solution Prevent manual link generation by using values in mapped EL property to generate dynamic URLs. Specify method(s) to be called after URL params are parsed Allow dynamic specification of view ID, for decoupling of URL from view Enable disabling of pretty-POST
- 16. PrettyFaces References Mapped JSF Navigation: Proposed Solution