Jakarta EE 10 Faces Example
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Jakarta EE web project developed during the University of Gothenburg course "DIT126 Web applications"
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FDAF (or F.D.A.F) is a free, open-source, MVC framework to build Java web applications and enterprise applications implementing Jakarta EE / Java EE, with MVC design implementing JSF (Jakarta Server Faces) (1st commit: September 14th, 2020)
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GateKeeper is an authentication system designed to provide secure login functionality and access control in web applications based on JSF (currently Jakarta Faces). This component allows developers to seamlessly integrate an authentication system into their applications, ensuring the security of user data and precise access management.
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A JSF application developed to learn and use JSF, Primefaces, EJB, JPA, Java/Jakarta EE.
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JSF Register Login application developed with Jakarta EE JSF.
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