How to create JSP pages by MyEclipse developer JSF
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In the MyEclipse development JSF, create two JSP pages, one is the user login page, the other is the login success page. The two pages are loginUser.jsp and loginUserSuccess.jsp respectively. In order to make the application simple, if there is an exception in login, we will return the loginUser.jsp page without adding any verification. We can create a JSP page through the faces-config.xml file. Click the JSP button shown in the figure to create a userLogin.jsp page, and the JSP creation wizard appears.
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Figure 5.1: Creating userLogin.jsp using the faces-config.xml editor
Create userLoginSuccess.jsp pages in the same way
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Figure 5.2: Creating userLoginSuccess.jsp using the faces-config.xml editor
Next, edit the userLogin.jsp page
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Figure 5.3: Begin editing the userLogin.jsp page
MyEclipse JSP Designer can use Source mode, Design mode, Design/Source mode to edit JSP files. Design/Source is used in this Demo, as shown in the figure:
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Figure 5.4: Switched to Design/Source mode and expanded JSF palettes
Next we need to add the following code to the page:
Add a h:inputText component to the user name
Add a h:inputSecret component to the password
Add user name input box h:outputLabel
Add password input box h:outputLabel
At the same time, the page should use our own MessageBundle.
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Figure 5.5: Remove template text and add our MessageBundle to the JSP page
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