Q. Spring Faces provides a set of client-side validation components for standard JSF input components.

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Q. To use JSF Validation components provided by spring faces.

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Q. Attribute used to handle web flow requests.

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Q. JSF view handler to enable Facelets and a SpringBeanFacesELResolver to access Spring beans.

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Q. To resolve Facelets views we configure:-

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Q. File extension of a view state’s name which is by default loaded by facelet page.

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Q. Navigation in traditional JSF applications is handled by:-

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Q. For cross field validation or some sort of barrier to ensure state before you start a flow, we use.

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Q. To use Spring Faces Components, we register which of the following?

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Q. Resources retrieved by Spring Faces Component.

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Q. Component which additionally provides a pop-up date picker control for its enclosed input field.

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Q. Component which encloses command button.

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Q. Libraries provided by RichFaces an integration support for Spring web flow.

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Q. Design pattern implemented by Dispatcher Servlet.

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Q. Class used to give a class behavior of a Dispatcher Servlet.

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Q. Annotation for Controller Class.

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Q. Handler method annotation.

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Q. Method arguments that can be used in handler methods using the @RequestMapping annotation.

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Q. Annotation which represents cookie values of requests.

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Q. To add attributes to the model.

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