About Pages in a Visual Web JSF Application

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A web application is made up of pages. A page consists of presentation elements and programming logic.

The IDE automatically keeps the JSP page and the Java code in the page bean synchronized. For example, if you make a change in the page bean's .java file, the change is reflected in the page's .jsp file.

The following illustration shows the parts of a page:

Figure showing that Page1.jsp and Page1.java compose a complete web page

Viewing and Managing Pages

You can edit the visual representation of the page in the following ways:

For a page that is open the in the Visual designer, you can edit the page bean, the Java class that determines the page's behavior, as follows:
See Also
Web Application Tasks: Quick Reference
Page Navigation Tasks: Quick Reference
Component Tasks: Quick Reference
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