Create JavaServer Faces pages using Rational Application Developer

by Paul T. Calhoun, NetNotes Solutions, Unlimited, Inc.

You can dynamically present relational data via a Web browser without having to write a lot of code. Following clear step-by-step instructions, discover how to use Rational Application Developer (RAD) to build a JavaServer Faces (JSF) page that provides access to a relational database management system (RDBMS) and a second JSF page that displays the data dynamically. RAD generates all but one line of the necessary code for you.

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