Though Java-based Web applications are emphasized in this article, many of the concepts discussed can be applied to standalone frameworks and applications as well.

3. JavaServer Faces JavaServer Faces (JSF) has been a part of the Java EE specification since the release of JSF 1.2 in 2006. JSF separates itself from other Java-based web application frameworks on ...

One way to cut through marketing hype when evaluating Java Web application tools is to look back at basic Java Web development tools and see where the new tool takes you from there. Adding new tools ...

News New Kendo UI Framework for Java Developers By John K. Waters November 16, 2012 Developer tools and solutions provider Telerik has released a new version of its framework for building applications ...

If you're looking to build Java Web applications or Web services, a new form of software assistance may be emerging. A startup company, Wakesoft, is offering one version of that software in its ...

A Java Web application is a self-contained collection of configuration files, static and dynamic resources, compiled classes and support libraries that are all treated as a cohesive unit by the ...

JavaServer Faces is the Java standard technology for building component-based web interfaces. Get started with JSF, including what's new in JSF 2.3 ...

If you are a Java developer and have a Java web application in a .war file, you cannot directly deploy it with nginx. For this you need a Java application server, such as Jetty or Apache Tomcat.