Setting Up Static Page Navigation for Visual Web JSF Pages
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With static page navigation in a Web Application project, the transition from one page to another is always the same. For example, the Next button always opens the next page. The page that you navigate from is
called the source page. The page that you navigate to is called the destination page.
To set up static page navigation, first create the pages and then create the connector.
To create the destination page:
- If the destination pages are already created, skip to the next section. Otherwise, in the Page Flow editor, right-click and choose New File.
- In the New File wizard, select JavaServer Faces as the category and Visual Web JSF Page as the file type. Click Next.
- Enter the name of the new Visual Web JSF page and click Finish.
The new page appears in the Page Flow editor.
To create the connector:
- In the Page Flow editor, click the
icon on the source page to display its components.
- If necessary, right-click the page to add a button, hyperlink, or image hyperlink component that the user can click to go to the destination page.
- In the source page, click the component that triggers the navigation and drag to the destination page to create a connector.
- To cancel a drag operation, drop the connector somewhere other than a page.
- See Also
- Setting Up Dynamic Page Navigation
- About Pages
- About the Page Flow Editor
- About Multiple Pages and Navigation
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