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JSF Primefaces Sample Portlet
Analytics and Optimization
説明
This Portlet helps you to jumpstart your JSF Development in Liferay
using Primefaces
Developed using Primefaces (JSF 2.0) the solution provides specific functionalities to the level of CRUD operations.
Primefaces have extensive JSF 2.0 implementation with Light Weight components and Ajax support.. All this aids in rapid development, strong community features with simplified skinning/ themes.
Developed using Primefaces (JSF 2.0) the solution provides specific functionalities to the level of CRUD operations.
Primefaces have extensive JSF 2.0 implementation with Light Weight components and Ajax support.. All this aids in rapid development, strong community features with simplified skinning/ themes.
This Portlet helps you to jumpstart your JSF Development in Liferay
using Primefaces
Developed using Primefaces (JSF 2.0) the solution provides specific functionalities to the level of CRUD operations.
Primefaces have extensive JSF 2.0 implementation with Light Weight components and Ajax support.. All this aids in rapid development, strong community features with simplified skinning/ themes.
Developed using Primefaces (JSF 2.0) the solution provides specific functionalities to the level of CRUD operations.
Primefaces have extensive JSF 2.0 implementation with Light Weight components and Ajax support.. All this aids in rapid development, strong community features with simplified skinning/ themes.
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Publisher Date
January 22, 2024
Deployment Method
Liferay Self-Hosted
Liferay PaaS
App Type
DXP
バージョン
1.0
Standard Price
Free
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